
Cortana will be able to help you get lots of things done, from searching for things on the web or your device to setting reminders, dictating email, or toggling device settings.
When you upgrade your PC for free* to Windows 10 this summer, your experience will include Cortana.** Those of you familiar with benefits of the deep integration of Cortana on Windows phone can expect to see the same integration on your Windows 10 PC.
And you can work on your Office documents from any of your devices, without worrying about moving files around.Ĭortana: the first personal digital-assistant who works across your PC & your phone. And any note you tweak on your phone will get synced to your PC. Take a note wherever you are-notes you write on your PC in OneNote will show up on your phone. This means the music playlists you spend hours putting together on your Windows 10 PC will now show up and be playable on your phone, automatically.
With the latest upcoming version of the Music app, you’ll be able to store and access your music from OneDrive not only on your PC but now also play it anywhere, for free, on your iOS or Android phone (this already works on Windows phones). With the OneDrive app setup correctly on your phone, every photo you take on your phone will show up automatically in the Photos app on your Windows 10 PC. That’s why we’re announcing a ‘Phone Companion’ app built-in to Windows 10, which will help you connect your Windows PC to whatever phone you own– whether it’s a Windows phone, Android phone, or iPhone.Īll your files and content will be magically available on your PC and your phone: Regardless of the operating systems you choose across your devices – everything important to you should roam across the products you already own – including your phone.Ī real challenge people face is figuring out how to make everything work together. That’s why we built Windows 10 on a common core and enabled Windows Universal Apps, so people using Windows 10 for both their PC and smartphone experience will get an optimal, seamless experience as they transition devices throughout the day.īut, we also realize that many people use iPhones or Android phones, and we want them to enjoy some of their Windows experience and content while away from their Windows 10 PC. In a multi-device world where you move between your phone, tablet, and PC multiple times a day – you expect your experience to go wherever you do.
Whether it’s a 3-year-old printer or projecting to your brand new TV with Miracast, we’re building Windows 10 to be terrific at connecting all your devices.