Microsoft has recently introduced a new feature for beta users that aims to simplify file sharing between PCs and Android phones. This update includes a new “My Phone” icon in the Windows Share menu, making it easier for users to transfer content seamlessly.
When users tap on the “My Phone” icon, they can quickly share files from their PC to their Android phone without any hassle. However, in order to see this icon, your phone and PC must be paired using the Link to Windows app on Android and Phone Link on your PC.
Although this feature is currently only available to beta testers, the fact that it is being rolled out in the beta channel suggests that it may soon be available to all users. In addition to this new file sharing feature, the update also brings other improvements such as jump lists for pinned apps in the Start menu and more control over images displayed by Windows Spotlight.
Overall, Microsoft’s latest update is a step towards making file sharing between PCs and Android devices more convenient and efficient. Stay tuned for more updates on this feature and other developments in the tech world.
