US EditionWindows 11 tests Android screen mirroring from the Start menu
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Windows 11 tests Android screen mirroring from the Start menu
Microsoft has added a new feature to Windows 11 that allows you to mirror your Android phone’s screen directly from the Start menu, Windows Latest reports. Previously, you had to launch the Phone Link app to mirror your Android device to Windows 11. Now, you can simply click on your device’s icon in the Start menu’s phone companion panel to start sharing its screen. Of course, to use this convenient feature, your Android phone must first be link…
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