Microsoft is adding iPhones to its new Start sidebar, adding file sharing between the new platforms, too. Here's how it works.

Microsoft has announced that iPhone users can receive their messages, calls, and other phone details directly on the Start menu of their Windows 11 PC. While

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.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Coming later this year (and available in preview build 4805 for those in the Microsoft Insider program) will be the ability to see your iPhone right next to the Start menu, just like Android phones. You can access your texts and calls, see battery percentage, and directly send files to your iPhone.

Microsoft is currently testing integrating linked iPhones into the start menu, allowing users to check their messages and battery level with the press of a button.

Microsoft has recently expanded its Phone Link feature, which was once exclusive to Android devices, to now support iPhones on Windows 11. This new integration allows iPhone users to view their messages,

A new Windows Insider build includes changes to Microsoft's Phone Link function for Android and iPhone users. The update streamlines desktop access to mobile features, but

With this new capability, iPhones users can enjoy the same benefits as their Android counterparts, making it easier than ever to stay connected while working on their Windows PCs.

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

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.