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Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority
Sharing content between iPhones and non-Apple devices can be a major headache owing to Apple’s locked-down nature. Fortunately, Microsoft has just released a more convenient solution for Windows. Microsoft announced on its Windows Insider Blog that you can now share files between iPhones and PCs running Windows 10 or 11. This requires users to install the Link to Windows app on their iPhones and supports two-way sharing between the two platforms. More... |
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