According to the report, the feature will let you share links, images, and notes from your smartphone to your Windows 10 PC. This way, you can easily initiate calls and messages from Your Phone app without having to reach out for your device.Īnother feature in the works is the ‘Sent from phone’ section, which is being rolled out to select Insiders. With the Contacts section available for some Insiders, Windows 10 users will be able to browse through the contacts list on their phone from PC. Furthermore, the feature works with Google Play Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Xiaomi Music, Pandora, Google Podcasts, and Amazon Music as well.Microsoft has been reportedly working on this Contacts section since February this year. Once you enable the feature, you should get a set of basic controls, such as skipping tracks, play, and pause right onto the Your Phone app on your PC together with the track information, the album art, and the name of the service that is playing the music. The ability to control music playing on your smartphone directly from your PC is going to be a valuable addition to the OS and should be similar to how Spotify Connect works. You do need to be on the latest version of Your Phone app (1.20051.93.0) on your Windows PC and Your Phone Companion app (1.20051.113.0) on Android. How Does The New Feature Work?Īfter testing it under the Windows Insider Programme for about a month, Microsoft is now rolling this feature to all its users.
The app has just received a new update which is all about enabling users to control music playing on their smartphone directly from their Windows PC. If you are a Windows user with an Android smartphone, you might be aware of Microsoft's Your Phone app that brings a seamless pairing experience between your phone and PC.
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