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  Microsoft starts testing Android screen mirroring on Windows 10

  Publié: mars 12, 2019, 6:44pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft first introduced its Your Phone app late last year, and Windows Insiders running a 19H1 build can now try out a brand new feature -- screen mirroring. This new addition lets users mirror an Android phone’s screen directly on a Windows 10 PC, but -- as you might expect -- this feature isn’t available to all. SEE ALSO: Confused about what Windows 10 test builds are in which Insider ring? There's an easy way to find out Microsoft will pester Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10 with pop-up notifications Windows 10 will automatically uninstall problematic updates Windows… [Continue Reading]