Windows 10 has announced a new special function for iPhone si Android by the company Microsfot, coming as a very interesting surprise, but not now, but sometime during this year. We are talking about the Timeline function that Windows 10 is going to offer including for iPhone and Android phones, so users will be able to see even on phones what they already see on computers in this specially implemented menu to keep track of what we have done over time.
Windows 10 will provide compatibility for the Timeline function through the Edge and Microsoft Launcher applications, which already display on computers what we do on phones in terms of Internet browsing, for now. If you have Windows 10, then you know that in the Timeline section you can see a history of important actions done on your computers, but also a history for surfing the Internet recently, something that is not normally available.
Windows 10: SPECIAL function for iPhone and Android
Windows 10 has implemented the Timeline function starting with the April 2018 Update for everyone, many appreciating the way in which the functionality was thought by those from Microsoft for computers. Thanks to the implementation of the Timeline function on iPhone or Android, Windows 10 users will be able to continue on their phones various activities started on computers, the functionality in Android can still be more complex than that for iOS, and this thanks to the freedom offered by Google .
"The updated Microsoft Launcher application on Android will support Enterprise customers with easy access to line of business applications via Microsoft Intune. Microsoft Launcher on Android will also support Timeline for cross-device application launching. Today, your Microsoft Edge browsing sessions on your iPhone or iPad are included in the Timeline experience on your Windows 10 PC. Tomorrow, we'll show how later this year you'll be able to access that same Timeline on your iPhone with Microsoft Edge."
Windows 10 will allow you, for example, to continue editing Word documents on computers, editing photos in Photoshop, or who knows what other functions that currently seem impossible on both platforms. Those from Microsoft are extremely determined to offer Windows 10 users, who have iPhone and Android, new functions that apparently no one has thought of in such a complex version until now, Apple having something similar, but simpler .
