Recently, Microsoft can be said to be very active in using the Phone Link function, hoping to deeply integrate mobile system users with its own Windows 11 system. Announced today through Windows Inside Blog, the in-depth sharing and integration experience of directly transferring files from the desktop system to Android phones will also be realized through Phone Link. Continue reading Super Intuitive! The Windows native sharing interface will support Phone Link Android file transfer function report content.
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Super intuitive! Windows native sharing interface supports Phone Link Android file transfer function
Recently, Microsoft can be said to be super active through the Phone Link function, hoping to integrate mobile system users more closely with its own Windows 11 system in a deep and more seamless manner. It was previously announced that it couldSupport for quickly and directly copying text content in Android photo libraries, will be added to Microsoft’s desktop system.
Today, it was announced through the Windows Inside Blog that the in-depth sharing and integration experience of directly transferring files from the desktop system to Android phones will also be realized through Phone Link.
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「We are rolling out the ability to easily share content to an Android device from Windows share window. The feature requires you to pair your Android device to your Windows PC using the Link to Windows app on Android and Phone Link on your PC.（我們將推出一項功能，可以輕鬆地從 Windows 分享窗口將內容分享至 Android 裝置。此功能需要您使用 Android 上的 Link to Windows 應用程式和電腦上的 Phone Link 將 Android 裝置與 Windows 電腦配對。）」
According to the official statement, after the integration function update of Windows and Phone Link in the future. The sharing interface of Windows 11 system will have a new quick button called “My Phone”.
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To put it simply, in the future, as long as you right-click on the file you want to share to your phone, you can directly transfer the data to your Android phone (PS: It seems that applications that support the Windows native sharing interface are more certain to be supported). According to the official explanation, such support will still require pre-pairing and connecting the Android phone and the Windows system through Phone Link.
It is a pity that Microsoft has not shared what form (Beta version?) this support will be provided to users who want to try it first – I always feel that they will unknowingly find “My Phone” appearing in it when they open the sharing interface one day, right? You can pay attention to it!
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Source: KOCPC Chinese