Microsoft’s rolled out iMessage support for Windows which means you can now connect an iPhone and a Windows PC to send iMessages. In this guide we’ll show you how to use iMessage on Windows. Using ...

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Microsoft today announced it has completed its rollout of iPhone support for its Phone Link app on Windows 11, as spotted by The Verge. With the Phone Link app for Windows 11 and the Link to Windows ...

iMessage is finally coming to Windows. Microsoft today announced that Phone Link for iOS is now rolling out to all Windows 11 customers, allowing iPhone users to make and receive phone calls, send and ...

Phone Link iPhone support is coming in mid-May to Windows 11. This will allow iPhones to use Phone Link features, including texting with iMessage on Windows. Unfortunately, Phone Link will have some ...

Microsoft says the limited texting functionality, already available on Android, should be fully rolled out to the Phone Link app by mid-May. Reading time 2 minutes For iPhone users stuck between Apple ...

Today, Microsoft said it is beginning to roll out support for iMessage in Windows 11 via the Phone Link app—with some major limitations. Microsoft previously announced this feature as part of other ...

Did you know that you will soon be able to use iMessage on your Windows PC and talk via this Apple invention with your friends, who have iPhones and Macbooks, even if you are a PC user? The feature is ...

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Apple won’t be forced to make iMessage interoperate with WhatsApp and other messaging rivals after all, nor will Microsoft face tighter controls on how it can operate its search engine Bing in the ...

The European Union has exempted Apple Inc.’s iMessage service and three Microsoft Corp. products from certain regulatory requirements that apply to large online platforms. The European Commission, the ...