Apple doesn't natively support iMessage on Windows 11, unsurprisingly, but there are a few third-party apps that can fill in the gap. Microsoft and Intel have their own solutions, and indie ...

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iMessage is Apple’s golden goose, ensuring many iOS users never dare stray from the Apple ecosystem, lest we end up a dreaded green text on someone else’s iPhone. Luckily, the times are a ...

It's an Apple-exclusive app, however, so getting it working somewhere else isn't easy. Fortunately, though, there are some tricks you can use to get iMessage working on Windows. Here's how to do it.

Phone Link finally supports iOS devices and lets you send and receive messages and calls on a Windows device. Phone Link finally supports iOS devices and lets you send and receive messages and ...

To date, it's been impossible to use Apple iMessage on Windows because the native Phone Link app supported only Android. That has changed with the latest update rolling out to Windows 11 users.

While iMessage works seamlessly across Macs and iPhones, getting iOS messages on Windows has been a bit trickier in the past.

But for people who rely on iMessage every day ... already offers iCloud Photos integration right inside the Windows 11 Photos app, so it would be great to see this extend to here eventually.

First, although it supports iMessage syncing ... you’ll want to search for “Phone Link” in the Windows taskbar. After opening the app, you’ll still need to set up a few things on both ...

You can now remotely launch the Messages app and text through your iPhone, virtually using iMessage on Windows 10. You can do almost anything on your Mac remotely from a Windows 10 PC. The Mac and ...

The Windows app joins WhatApp's other desktop offerings ... Plus, here's what WhatsApp's Linked Devices feature could teach Apple's iMessage.