Windows Insiders can now start experimenting with iPhone access from the Start menu in Windows 11. “This seamless integration allows iPhone users to enjoy the same benefits as A

Bringing together Windows and the Apple iPhone has been an agonizing journey. Microsoft is taking another step to connect the two, providing a consistent UI and file sharing between the two platforms via the Start menu.

Microsoft is testing a better integration between iPhone and Windows 11 PCs. Here is what the iPhone Mirroring-ish feature will look like.

Windows 11's Start menu is getting a big update with full-fledged Android and iPhone integration. This will allow you to view content from your phone directly on the Start menu. Previously, the feature was limited to Android phones, but now it works with iPhones too.

In the Windows 11 2024 update last year, Microsoft included a side panel to the Start menu, giving Android users

If you recall, Android phone owners got this perk courtesy of the Windows 11 24H2 update, which introduced a floating side panel just off the Start menu. This contains details on the mobile’s battery level, alongside functionality such as the ability to listen to voice messages, view photos, and continue recent activities.

Microsoft has started testing various improvements to the Phone Link integration in the Windows 11 Start Menu, including an easy way to share files across devices.

You'll be able to access your messages, calls and transfer files from your iPhone directly from a sidebar in the Start menu.

Microsoft has announced that Windows 11 users can now access iPhone features directly from the Start menu, similar to what was previously available for Android devices.

Microsoft is adding a helpful feature Android users have been using for a while, but this time to iPhone users through the latest Phone Link update.