However, there are some apps that connect exclusively with "My Calendar". Overall, the Phone Companion app might be useful for Microsoft fanboys with an Android phone, who want to access services such as OneDrive and OneNote from their PCs, but otherwise, it’s hard to find a reason for someone to actually use it.That probably does work, functionally, for most people. Some files can also be moved manually, so you can import photos and videos in the Photos app on Windows 10, or transfer other files with File Explorer the old way. The app brings you quick access to your apps, and once you install them, you can perform a number of tasks automatically, such as transferring photos from your phone or tablet onto your PC and on OneDrive. Cortana and Music apps are still listed as “coming soon” on Android.Īnd that’s about it. When clicking any of them, you are prompted to provide your email address to get a download link for each app. OneDrive, OneNote, Skype, Office, and Outlook apps are all being offered. Once you connect your Android phone to a Windows 10 PC, the Phone Companion app automatically detects the phone model and the battery percentage, letting you set up a number of Microsoft apps on the device. We’ve tested the Phone Companion app with a Samsung Galaxy S6 running Android 5.1, and the process is indeed running smoothly, but it’s hard to believe that, unless they’re true Microsoft fans, Android customers would have any reason to use this app. Pre-installed in Windows 10, this Phone Companion app provides a seamless way to sync data with Windows Phone, with Microsoft confirming that, for Android and iOS, additional steps are needed. Windows 10 comes with a new Phone Companion app that allows you to synchronize any device powered by Windows Phone, Android, or iOS with a PC running Microsoft’s new operating system in order to get quick access to a bunch of Microsoft services, such as OneDrive, Skype, Office, and OneNote.
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