Back in February Microsoft started testing iMessage on Windows made possible through its Phone Link app. Now the company says it’s rolling out the feature to everyone running Windows 11. While the ...

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 ...

If you have an iPhone and a Windows 11 PC, you just unlocked a new feature. In a blog post, Microsoft announced that it is rolling out Phone Link for iOS to all Windows 11 customers starting today.

Today, Microsoft said it is beginning to roll out support for iMessage in Windows 11 via the Phone Link app—with some major limitations. Microsoft previously announced this feature as part of other ...

Microsoft's latest move for its Windows 11 operating system is to open up its Phone Link feature to iPhones, with the Cupertino devices already eligible to integrate its notifications and other ...

Following up on an announcement made in February, Microsoft on Tuesday stated its rollout of Phone Link for iOS on Windows 11. For iPhone users who also use a Windows PC as their main computer, Phone ...

Microsoft today announced it has completed its rollout of iPhone support for its Phone Link app on Windows 11, as spotted by The Verge. With the Phone Link app for Windows 11 and the Link to Windows ...

The iMessage chat platform is one of Apple’s best ways to make you think twice about buying another company’s devices. But if the iPhone maker ever shifted its strategy, Microsoft’s CEO says his ...

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Consider this scenario. Everyone you know has an iPhone. You succumb to peer pressure and buy not only a new iPhone but eventually a MacBook too. The problem is you work on a Windows 10 or Windows 11 ...

Microsoft announced today its all-new Windows 11 software for PCs. In an exclusive interview with WSJ’s Joanna Stern, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke about the new operating system, called out app ...