Microsoft's "Your Phone" is a UWP app that connects your PC and smartphone

Microsoft's Joe Belfiore is expected to announce tomorrow at the Microsoft Build conference, a new Windows 10 app called "Your Phone." The Universal Windows Platform app will provide a "seamless transition of content" between a PC and a smartphone. With the app, you will be able to transfer photos, messages and notifications between the two devices. By "seamless," Microsoft means that as soon as you snap a picture using your phone, the image becomes available for use on your PC automatically.

"Your Phone" is listed on the Microsoft Store, and we installed it on our Windows 10 PC. According to Microsoft, the app will "link your phone and PC to send webpages instantly from your phone to your PC and continue what you're doing-read, watch or browse with the benefits of a bigger screen."

After following the prompts, you type in your phone number to receive the Microsoft Launcher app. Open the app, sign in, and your phone (or should we say Your Phone) and your PC are connected. Imagine, you will be able to snap a picture on your phone and see it instantly on your PC without sending an email.

If you have a Windows 10 PC with X64 or X86 architecture, you can install Your Phone by clicking on the sourcelink. By the way, yesterday we told you that Microsoft has brought Windows 10's Timeline feature to Android.


source: YourPhone