Microsoft has rolled out a groundbreaking feature for Windows and Android users. The tech giant has introduced seamless file transfer between Windows PCs and Android devices via its Phone Link app. The new functionality is currently available to Windows 11 Insiders in the Preview Channel, marking a major step towards a more integrated digital ecosystem. Here’s everything you need to know to get started.

Thanks to the Nearby Sharing feature in the Windows Phone Link app, you can now rely entirely on cloud services to move files between your PC and Android device. With this update, Microsoft has cut through the red tape, allowing users to effortlessly drag and drop files between their Windows PC and Android smartphone.

The Phone Link app, which has been a bridge between Windows and Android for a while now, is now adding another feather to its cap with this file transfer feature. It’s designed to make life easier for users who often switch between their PC and phone, and offers a seamless, cable-free file sharing solution.

This new feature is a testament to Microsoft’s commitment to creating a more unified experience across all devices. It’s especially helpful for users who need to quickly share documents, photos, or other files between their PC and phone without the hassle of cables or third-party apps.