Windows 10 introduces calls via Android smartphone

Windows 10 finally has the ability to make and receive calls from a smartphone running Android 7.0 and newer. Previously, this function was available only in the insider assembly of the Microsoft system, but now it has become available to everyone. This was announced via the official Twitter account.

Thank you #WindowsInsiders for your feedback over the last couple of months. Today, we're pleased to announce the general availability of the #YourPhone app Calls feature, which allows you to receive and make phone calls on your PC: https://t.co/m47kLcXgbSpic.twitter.com/4GuIOXjR71

- Windows Insider (@windowsinsider) December 11, 2019

To make calls, you need Your Phone on Windows and Your Phone Companion on Android.

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your phone number

Developer: Developer

Price: Free

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Your Phone Companion - Link to Windows

Developer: Microsoft Corporation

Price: Free

With these applications, you can connect your smartphone to your computer and answer SMS right from the big screen, view notifications and photos, receive incoming calls and make calls. In the case of calls, the sound will be output through your PC.

If the calling function is not displayed for you, you should wait a bit until an updated version of the application becomes available for your device.