Microsoft tests letting you resume Android apps on Windows 11
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Microsoft is testing a Windows 11 capability that lets users resume Android app activity directly on a PC. The capability is rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels and currently supports only Spotify's mobile app. Users link an Android phone to a PC, open a song in Spotify's mobile app, and receive a "Resume from your phone" notification with a "Continue on this PC" prompt. Selecting the notification opens Spotify's desktop app or prompts installation and continues playback on the computer. The feature resembles macOS Handoff and could expand to other app scenarios like reading or composing.
Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 feature that will let you resume using your Android apps right on your PC. The capability is gradually rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels, and only supports the Spotify app for now. If you're in the test, you can try out the feature by linking your Android phone to your PC, and then opening up a song on Spotify's mobile app.
From there, Windows 11 will display a "Resume from your phone" notification alongside the Spotify icon and a prompt to "Continue on this PC." Once you select the notification, your PC will open Spotify's desktop app - or prompt you to install it if you haven't yet - and continue to play the same song from your computer.
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