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Home : September 10 2019 Computer News : Windows 10's Your Phone app will get a battery indicator soon, and maybe calls, too

Windows 10's Your Phone app will get a battery indicator soon, and maybe calls, too

September 10, 2019

Windows 10’s Your Phone app may allow you to leave your phone in your pocket, but that’s no good if the phone quietly runs out of juice. An update to the app is adding a battery indicator, with something more exciting possibly waiting in the wings: the ability to place calls.Analy Otero Diaz, a senior program manager lead at Microsoft, tweeted an image of the new battery feature that Microsoft is making available to Windows Insiders, the participants in its Windows 10 beta program. Because Your Phone already sends notifications from supported Android phones to your PC, allowing you to interact with them, it’s probably fair to say that you’ve already been able to monitor your phone’s battery life to some extent—with a low-battery warning, for example. This new feature adds to your peace of mind. Diaz did not make clear what version of the Your Phone app would include the new beta capabilities, nor whether it would be rolled out as part of a more general Windows 10 update.To read this article in full, please click here

Link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3436963/windows-10s-your-phone-app-will-get-a-battery-indicator-soon-and-maybe-calls-too.html#tk.rss_all
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