Windows 11 Search can now open Android apps from your phone
Windows 11 Search can now open Android apps from your phone
Windows 11 Search can now open Android apps from your phone
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- Windows 11 is testing a shortcut that lets users open apps from a connected Android phone straight from taskbar Search.
- In the Insider Experimental Preview Build, typing an app's name shows it as a “Mobile app” result, and choosing it launches the app on the phone and mirrors it on the PC through Phone Link.
- The app still runs on the phone rather than natively on Windows, and the feature is limited to selected phones from makers including Samsung, HONOR, OPPO, ASUS, vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO and Realme running Android 11 or later.
- Windows 11 is testing a shortcut that lets users open apps from a connected Android phone straight from taskbar Search.
- In the Insider Experimental Preview Build, typing an app's name shows it as a “Mobile app” result, and choosing it launches the app on the phone and mirrors it on the PC through Phone Link.
- The app still runs on the phone rather than natively on Windows, and the feature is limited to selected phones from makers including Samsung, HONOR, OPPO, ASUS, vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO and Realme running Android 11 or later.
- Windows 11 is testing a shortcut that lets users open apps from a connected Android phone straight from taskbar Search.
- In the Insider Experimental Preview Build, typing an app's name shows it as a “Mobile app” result, and choosing it launches the app on the phone and mirrors it on the PC through Phone Link.
- The app still runs on the phone rather than natively on Windows, and the feature is limited to selected phones from makers including Samsung, HONOR, OPPO, ASUS, vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO and Realme running Android 11 or later.
Windows 11 is testing a shortcut that lets users open apps from a connected Android phone straight from taskbar Search. In the Insider Experimental Preview Build, typing an app's name shows it as a “Mobile app” result, and choosing it launches the app on the phone and mirrors it on the PC through Phone Link. The app still runs on the phone rather than natively on Windows, and the feature is limited to selected phones from makers including Samsung, HONOR, OPPO, ASUS, vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO and Realme running Android 11 or later.
Windows 11 is testing a shortcut that lets users open apps from a connected Android phone straight from taskbar Search. In the Insider Experimental Preview Build, typing an app's name shows it as a “Mobile app” result, and choosing it launches the app on the phone and mirrors it on the PC through Phone Link. The app still runs on the phone rather than natively on Windows, and the feature is limited to selected phones from makers including Samsung, HONOR, OPPO, ASUS, vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO and Realme running Android 11 or later.
Windows 11 is testing a shortcut that lets users open apps from a connected Android phone straight from taskbar Search. In the Insider Experimental Preview Build, typing an app's name shows it as a “Mobile app” result, and choosing it launches the app on the phone and mirrors it on the PC through Phone Link. The app still runs on the phone rather than natively on Windows, and the feature is limited to selected phones from makers including Samsung, HONOR, OPPO, ASUS, vivo, Xiaomi, iQOO and Realme running Android 11 or later.
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