Your phone will also need to be connected to the same network to connected and stream multiple apps to your desktop. There are some limitations, including issues with some touch-enabled games.
We can see this being especially useful in office environments where constantly interacting with your smartphone might be deemed “unproductive.” We’re not sure if or when the ability to run multiple apps using Your Phone will come to other Android devices, but it’s pretty awesome to be able to more or less fully control your smartphone from your PC. This feature is currently available on the following Samsung devices running Android 10 that have Link to Window s integration:Īnd on the following Samsung devices with Link to Window s integration and enrolled in the Samsung OneUI 3.0 Beta program, running Android 11: Microsoft announced the update in a blog post (via Android Police), but you’ll need to have one of the following Samsung Galaxy devices to be able to control more than one application on your Android device from your PC: Initially, the Your Phone app was only able to run one application at a time, but you’re now able to run multiple apps at once from your desktop. The app leverages some of the closer work that the Redmond firm has been undertaking with Samsung in recent months. Microsoft added this feature with the Link to Windows version 1.20102.133.0 from the Google Play Store - and version 2.1.05.2 from the Galaxy Store. And thanks to a recent update, those with selected Samsung Galaxy devices can now run multiple apps when using Your Phone on their PC. As a way to control your Android device from your PC, the Microsoft Your Phone app is a really awesome added tool that Windows 10 users should be taking advantage of.
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