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If you use an Android phone and a Windows PC, Microsoft’s Phone Link is the best way to connect them. It lets you see your phone’s messages, photos, notifications, and more—right from your computer. Now, Microsoft is making that even easier. A new Phone Link panel is coming to the Windows 11 Start menu. What the New Panel Does The panel shows up on the right side of the Start menu. It gives you quick info about your phone, like: Battery level Connection status You’ll also see buttons to jump straight into: Messages Calls Photos This means you can open these parts of Phone Link without needing to open the full app. See Your Recent Activity Below those buttons, there’s a Recent section. It shows your latest: Texts Phone calls Images It doesn’t show notifications directly here, but you can still set them to appear as pop-ups in the bottom-right of your screen. You also won’t see recently used apps here. But you can click the Phone Link icon in the system tray to access them. (Reminder: You can stream some Android apps to your PC using Phone Link, but only on supported phones.) Share Files Easily At the bottom of the panel, there’s a big “Send files” button. Clicking it opens a window where you can: Drag and drop files from your PC Or choose files using File Explorer Next to the button is a small menu with shortcuts to: Open the full Phone Link app Change what shows in the panel Open Start menu settings Rolling Out Now Microsoft is slowly rolling this out to everyone on Windows 11. I got it today on version 26100.4061. If you’re on the stable channel, you may already have it too. This panel was tested with Windows Insiders for months, so it’s great to see it finally coming to more users. Now, checking your phone from your PC is quicker than ever.

If you use an Android phone and a Windows PC, Microsoft’s Phone Link is the best way to connect them. It lets you see your …

File transfer

In today’s digitally driven world, the need to seamlessly transfer files between devices is paramount. While operating systems like Android offer features like Quick Share, …

A few years ago, using a Windows PC over a macOS system (or vice versa) was quite limited when we talk about crossover. For example, …

Quick Share on Windows

At the last Samsung Unpacked event, Google and Samsung jointly announced that they are merging their wireless sharing feature. That is, Google’s Nearby Share and …

Good news for Pixel device users! Android’s version of Apple’s AirDrop, called Nearby Share, is now starting to roll out to Pixel devices. The company …

WhatsApp

In 2023, Meta, the company behind WhatsApp, made many updates to the messaging app. They have more plans for 2024. Last year, WhatsApp got new …

WhatsApp on two devices

WhatsApp is working on a new feature that allows users to share files with contacts who are nearby. The most recent beta version (2.24.2.17) of …

Microsoft OneDrive

Microsoft OneDrive is a cloud storage service that allows users to store, share, and access files from anywhere. Recently, Microsoft released version 14.21.5 of OneDrive …

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook is going to receive an update that will fix the current size limit for sharing files through the email service. Soon, instead of …

Nearby Share for Windows

Back in July, Google released the stable version of the Nearby Share for Windows. And in case you missed our coverage, it functions similarly to …

Nearby Share for Windows

If you are using or have used an Apple iPhone, you might already know about the AirDrop feature. At the core, it’s an easy and …

Telegram ban Iraq

Telegram is one of the favorite messaging apps for many users across the world. It’s way more than a simple messaging app, by offering a …

Windows 11 Android

Today, Microsoft invites members of the Windows Insider project of all channels to test the Windows Subsystem for Android™ update on the Windows 11 system. The latest …

In today’s digital world, we produce more data than ever. According to a recent study, we produce 328.77 million terabytes of data every day. From …