Microsoft, Windows 11 using iPhone announced its new integration that will delight its owners. Via the Phone Link application in Windows 11 iMessage application can be accessed. In this way, it will be possible to send messages and make calls with iMessage on Windows.
How to use iMessage in Windows 11
Microsoft in Windows 11 Phone Link (Phone Link) is expanding its app to include iPhone support. The application, which already has a very successful integration with Android devices, is now iMessage support will present. In other words, iPhone users will be able to make phone calls, send messages and also see message notifications on the computer in Windows 11.
After pairing the iPhone to a Windows 11 computer via Bluetooth and granting the necessary permissions, users can access Phone Link. iMessage and SMS can send and receive. However, it was stated that the feature will only be available to Windows Insider members for a while.
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However, it should not be ignored that the application has some shortcomings. For example, message history will not be visible for conversations. Also, it is not possible to differentiate between iMessage and SMS. (On iPhone, iMessages appear blue and SMS green.)
Despite these restrictions, Phone Link looks like a major move for Microsoft as it expands to include Apple’s iOS ecosystem. According to Microsoft’s statement, a certain number of Windows Insider members will be able to access the feature from this week.
shiftdelete.netWe know that Microsoft has been trying to integrate Android devices with Windows lately. It became possible to make calls, receive notifications and send messages through Windows through the “Phone” application, which was first introduced with Windows 10. Even Samsung Thanks to the cooperation with the company, various Galaxy models can be mirrored to Windows.
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