Microsoft continues to test and add features to Windows 11 Well, as we know, the latest version of its operating system is still not attracting many people who are still sticking with Windows 10 for many reasons. As we told you this morning, the countdown to the arrival of Windows 12 seems to have been activated for some time, which could mean , that they will still exceed the Windows 11 user quota after the release of Windows 10.

And what are the reasons you mentioned above to stay with Windows 10? Without further ado, a few weeks ago we gave you six reasons not to jump to Windows 11, and as you can see in the article mentioned, all they come from the experience of having tried it. An experience where the new features and benefits don’t add up enough to compensate for the inconvenience this change brings.

So in addition to polishing the issues, Redmond is also aware of this it is necessary to make Windows 11 more attractive for all those reluctant users, and the truth is, it’s a technique that can work. With new features exclusive to Windows 11, such as Android app support or the full implementation of DirectStorage, the list of reasons for is undoubtedly growing at a good pace.

One of the points they focused on is the integration between the PC and the smartphone, which is a very complete connection in the case of Android, the functions of which have recently been growing in iOS as well. And now, as we can read on the Windows blog, insiders get a Windows 11 build that lets you access images stored on your smartphone from your computer. This news debuted on the Dev channel and comes with build 23471.

In this development version when accessing the image gallery using Windows Explorer a new button will appear with the text “Add photos” and a mobile iconhe. Clicking on it will display a QR code that we will have to scan with our mobile to make the necessary configuration settings to use this new and interesting feature. Although there is no specific information about how it works, OneDrive is mentioned, which in the previous test of this feature should also serve in its test mode, that is, as OneDrive Insider.

So we can imagine that in fact this new feature provides a faster and easier way to use OneDrive as a gateway for files between PC and other devices. If they really managed to make it work well and that the underlying technology continues exactly like this without showing, this could be another feature that adds to the attractiveness of Windows 11.-