Microsoft says iPhone support for its Phone Link app is now available for all Windows 11 users. Announced in February, Microsoft’s feature allows syncing calls, contacts and messages — including ...

After introducing a side panel to the Start menu on Windows 11 last year that allowed Android users to check some of their phone's features and status, Microsoft is now testing the same level of ...

Microsoft is now establishing file-sharing support between iPhones and its Windows 11 or Windows 10 PCs. Users will be able to connect the devices with the brand’s Phone Link app and Link to Windows ...

Update, 11:42 am ET: We've added information about iMessage support in the Your Phone app. The headliner, at least for people who have signed up for the AI-powered preview of "the new Bing," is ...

PC users will be able to access pictures from their iPhones via the Windows 11 Photos app through a new integration announced by Microsoft this morning. It’s a significant move to bridge Apple’s ...

For years, iPhone users have been forced into the Apple ecosystem if they wanted to receive text messages or phone calls on a device that isn’t their phone. Now, with a refreshed Windows 11, non-Mac ...

iMessage is Apple's exclusive service for sending text messages between Apple devices. iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch users can take advantage of the built-in app to send blue-bubble texts to ...

Phone Link iPhone support is coming in mid-May to Windows 11. This will allow iPhones to use Phone Link features, including texting with iMessage on Windows. Unfortunately, Phone Link will have some ...

I've heard your pleas, and have had them myself. For iPhone owners who also use Windows, sending and receiving Messages from your desktop can take some finessing. I'll show you how I got it to work.

We know that iOS and Windows are competitors and do not gel with each other. The result is that you cannot run your Windows applications on the iOS platform. iOS owns a whopping mobile OS market share ...

What just happened? If you thought Apple and Microsoft were sworn enemies, never to mingle their software on the same device, think again. A developer has somehow shoehorned Windows 11 onto Apple's ...