If you're the proud owner of an iPhone but still prefer to use a Windows PC over a Mac, there's good news: you'll soon be able to control iOS apps on your desktop thanks to developers at Dell Dell's Mobile Connect app already lets you It allows you to answer calls and text messages, and receive notifications from apps in Windows, but as The Verge reports, it's about to get a lot more powerful. - And useful. In the coming months, the app will receive an update that will allow you to mirror apps from your phone to your desktop, where you can control them using your keyboard and mouse. and transfer files between your phone and PC without any connection cables.
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It should be noted that the Dell Connect app is only available for compatible Dell PCs. If you want to try it now and be ready for the new mirroring and file transfer features, you'll need to install both the iOS app and the desktop software. For Android users, the Microsoft Phone app serves a similar function, letting you reply to text messages, move photos, and receive notifications on the big screen. The app can also mirror your phone's full screen to your desktop computer, but interestingly only if you're using the Samsung Galaxy Note 10. Writing on Twitter, a Microsoft employee, Analy Otero Diaz, suggested that the mirroring feature could happen. on other Android phones in the future, but gave no indication of which devices or when.