Microsoft Windows has a new best friend... called Android

by Daniel Petrov / Oct 04, 2018, 7:59 AM

After throwing in the towel on mobile Windows, Microsoft has been getting ever-closer to Android, with its Research lab churning out one app after another in the Play Store. This camaraderie just went to 11, as Microsft announced Android app-mirroring for Windows machines.

Called Your Phone, the Windows 10 application is supposed to start with texting or browsing photos from your Android device on your desktop or laptop in the current October update, and full app mirroring should arrive at a later date.

For the iPhone, Microsoft mentioned one would be able to, say, push web pages from mobile to Windows, but not much else for now. The Windows 10 October update is already available for download, so you can head and try the Your Phone app for yourself.

Sometimes you can’t stop for a text. Now you don’t have to. Get Your Phone app and text right from your PC. Available now in the #Windows10 October 2018 Update. #MicrosoftEvent pic.twitter.com/JCXP3cJ3Zl
— Windows (@Windows) 2 октомври 2018 г.

source: Microsoft

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8 Comments

1. Whitedot

Posts: 772; Member since: Sep 26, 2017

The main question if the app be as fluid as aplle's solution!

posted on Oct 04, 2018, 9:10 AM 0

2. Atechguy0

Posts: 918; Member since: Aug 03, 2018

I wonder if this has something to do with Googles future Chromebooks, and Chrome tablets, because they will be able to run Windows programs in the near future as well.