Microsoft may make big changes to bring Android and Windows 11 closer together
Microsoft is reportedly developing new features for Windows 11 to improve integration with Android devices, including a dedicated smartphone flyout and messaging app. These updates aim to make the Phone Link experience feel more native to the operating system.
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Enhanced cross-platform integration between Windows and Android could significantly improve user productivity and ecosystem stickiness for Microsoft.
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0 • Tushar Mehta / Android Authority Follow us on Google Discover Add us as preferred source TL;DR Microsoft is reportedly working on integrating your phone more deeply into Windows 11 by improving and expanding upon Phone Link’s experiences. One change is a new dedicated smartphone flyout that provides an overview of your phone’s status, as well as toggles for features such as do not disturb and vibrate mode. The company is also said to be working on a new dedicated messaging app that will exist as a standalone experience.
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