This could be a big deal because it may soon be the most convenient way to access Windows when you're away from your PC, as the app can effectively stream a copy of Windows 10 or 11 from Azure ...

Microsoft has a new Windows App out that works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows 11, or the browser - here's why you might need it. Click to Skip Ad Closing in ...

How to Windows App on iPhone and MacBook Devices. As Microsoft has only released a preview version of its new Windows App, that means access is theoretically meant to be limited to developers.

The Windows maker says you can share content from your PC to iPhone by right-clicking on the desired content and then tapping Share > My Phone (or “Phone Link” if you don’t see “My Phone”).

The Windows app includes Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, Microsoft Dev Box, and Remote Desktop Services, streaming these services from a Windows-powered cloud PC.

Download the Link to Windows app on your iPhone and search for Phone Link app on your Windows 11 PC -- it's a system app, so you shouldn't have to download it from the Microsoft Store. 1 . Launch ...

Here’s how to link an iPhone to Windows 11 with this app: Search for and open Phone Link from the Start menu. Select iPhone. Using your phone, scan the QR code that’s displayed on your monitor.

Now, a new app on the App Store will allow you to run a virtual machine for Windows, Linux, and even macOS without jailbreaking your iPhone. Talk about crossing the streams.

Now, Microsoft has announced that iPhone support for its Phone Link app is available for all Windows 11 users. How to Use Phone Link to Sync Your iPhone with Your Windows 11 PC For years, Apple ...

Apple does make an iCloud for Windows app, but it doesn’t quite do the trick on its own. To help iPhone and iCloud users, Microsoft has added iCloud support to the Photos app in Windows 11 .

Not every iPhone user will own a Mac or MacBook, and it’s great to finally see Apple implement changes that mean iPhone users with Windows 11 laptops and PCs don’t feel like second-class citizens.