I’m sure you remember, we told you a few weeks ago the connection between Windows 11 and the iPhone was close to a substantial improvement. Phone Link (Mobile Link in Spanish versions) has for a long time offered a huge degree of connectivity between Windows (10 and 11) and Android devices, something that previously existed with the “Your Phone” application, which gave birth to the current Mobile Link, which many wanted users who use iPhone and PC with Microsoft operating system.

We already told you, yes, the degree of connectivity offered by this new and improved iOS compatibility It doesn’t reach, at least for now, the level offered by the connection of Windows 11 and Android via Phone Link, although at this point it’s important to remember that this limitation cannot be attributed to Microsoft, but to the strict policies by which Apple governs the operation of its devices and operating systems. Thus, it will be necessary for the Cupertinos to decide to open their hand a little more for this parity to produce, even if, at least today, it does not seem very likely.

Be that as it may, said announcement marked the beginning of the rollout of this new feature for Phone Linkwithout Microsoft informing in a precise way about the terms of the same, although it confirmed that it will be completed in the middle of May, and if it reaches some users before others, depending on the version of Windows 11 used, its geographical location, a simple matter of chance, etc. Of course, this led to many users waiting for the deployment to complete, or at least for it to hit their systems.

🚨REAL NEW FEATURE ALERT🚨 Access your phone from your PC with Microsoft Phone Link! more info: https://t.co/leOAsROEr1

– Windows (@Windows) May 15, 2023

Good news for those who have been waiting, because very precisely, tweet of those in Redmond confirms this the rollout of enhanced connectivity between Windows 11 and iPhone via Phone Link is complete and that it is therefore already possible to create a more productive connection between the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system (at least not yet reached Windows 10) and any iPhone model updated to iOS 14 or higher.

And what does this enhanced connectivity between iPhone and Windows 11 via Phone Link allow you to do? Well call, message and contact access functions, which complement the integration of the Windows 11 Photos application with iCloud, which was already deployed at the end of last year. However, the messaging feature is limited by iOS and does not support image/video sharing or group messaging.