Copilot now lets you control your Android phone from your PC - here's how

ZDNET I often use the Phone Link app in Windows to interact with my iPhone or Android phone. This lets me send and receive phone calls and text messages directly from my PC. Now, Microsoft has kicked off another feature that lets you control your phone from your computer. New Phone Connection option The latest version of the Windows Copilot app introduces an option called Phone Connection. Using this capability, you can ask Copilot to perform certain tasks on your Android device, such as sending a text, setting a timer, or getting directions. Also: Microsoft's Copilot AI now has a Mac app - here's what you'll need to run it As spotted and tested by Windows Latest, Phone Connection takes a page from Phone Link. The goal is to save you time and effort by not having to reach for your phone whenever you want to perform a specific task. And by using Copilot, you don't have to manually go through each step as you do with Phone Link. Just type your request in natural language, and Copilo ... Read full article.