

The result is a less cluttered experience. Go to Startup tab > Open Task Manager > Disable all the unnecessary services running there. Select and make sure to put a check mark on 'Hide all Microsoft services' > Click Disable all. The notifications feed is now pinned to the left-hand panel and the navigation bar is now available at the top of the window to help users access their phones, calls, apps and more. Press Start then search and type: msconfig Select System Configuration > go to the Services tab. In terms of interface, it’s pretty much the same, but there is one major change – a new way to navigate between different tabs. The rebranded Windows 11 app doesn’t appear to offer any new functionality as per our testing, but it will bring the app in line with the rest of the native apps, so you can expect Mica, Acrylic, rounded corners, soft colour palette and more. The update would make it even better, as it will allow you to easily manage notifications from the homepage of the Phone Link app. Phone Link comes with a new design built for Windows 11. You can expect more partnerships in future and better integration with Android phones from OEMs. Microsoft Phone Link is part of a two-pronged approach to connecting your Windows 11 or 10 PC to an Android device. This also confirms that Your Phone/Phone Links features won’t be exclusive to Samsung phones anymore. Features like clipboard sync and Android apps streaming will be coming to flagship phones made by Honor.Īpparently, this move will bring Microsoft’s Phone Link to China, as Honor will be directly working with Microsoft. With the rebrand, Microsoft is also adding support for additional phones. These advanced features are limited to flagship Samsung devices, but this will change soon, at least for Honor pones.
