Windows 10: Windows 10’s Your Phone app may soon get screen mirroring feature

Microsoft appears to be internally testing a big update for the Your Phone app on Windows 10, as the software maker continues to work on bringing phones and PCs closer. Your Phone app was launched last year with Windows 10 October 2018 Update and it allows users with Android phones to access the photo gallery, read or send text messages right on the desktop.

A variety of third-party apps have offered this kind of functionality before, but having a native feature is a huge convenience.

At its October 2018 event, Microsoft teased a new screen-mirroring feature for the Your Phone app and the feature is now finally coming to consumers within the Your Phone app for Android.

The current version of Your Phone allows users to access recent photos, messages stored in your phone on your desktop. Screen mirroring is a long overdue functionality and the company appears to be testing it internally.



Windows 10 Your Phone app’s screen mirroring will capture your smartphone’s display and stream it via a wireless connection to any desktop. You can also control the apps and access the notifications directly from the Your Phone app.



Microsoft describes this functionality as a modern way to bring your phone’s screen to the desktop and control all your apps with a mouse or keyboard. In order to use Your Phone app’s screen mirroring functionality, you need a PC with Bluetooth and a modern Android device.



In addition to screen mirroring, Microsoft is also adding a new feature to sync notifications across devices. It means if you receive a notification on your phone, you will be able to see it directly on your Windows 10 device. These will include notifications of messages, emails, and more.

Initially, the apps you get notifications from will be based on your phone’s settings and if you dismiss a notification on your phone, it will not show up again on your PC.

The update with all these changes will be rolled out to the public in a couple of weeks.

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Windows Phone users Clubhouse

I think I'll put a list of people's favourite apps in the OP, starting with my own until I get some suggestions, but you can take a look at the Windows Phone app store at the top apps to see what's popular http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store

You are both now added, welcome! *Toast :toast:

 

Screen Mirroring Windows 10

Hi,

We have here a thread
Screen Mirroring Bravia TV and Notebook with Windows 10 related to your concern. We suggest that you go through the steps provided by
JacekChw.

Regards.

 

screen mirroring

Hi Hatty,

There is a way for you to control the remote screen whenever you are trying to mirror it from one device to another. To provide you an appropriate solution, please provide us the following information:

• Which device are you using to mirror on your laptop?
• Are you using an app to mirror the device on your laptop?
• Are you able to use your mouse and keyboard on your laptop even if you are not playing a game while mirroring it from a device?

If you haven't tried to use your mouse outside a game while projecting to the PC, you may follow the steps below to allow your mouse and keyboard to control the remote screen:

• Open Action Center.
• Click the Connect button.
  
• Click the name of the device you're trying to project.
  
• Check the Allow input from a keyboard or mouse connected to this display
  option as necessary.