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Apple’s Continuity Handoff Feature Copied By Microsoft For Windows PC

The Handoff‐ part of Continuity was introduced by Apple two years ago. This was an innovative solution that was made to a problem that was not anticipated by anybody. In this solution, it deals with how to automatically and wireless transit the work in progress between the desktop computer or tablet and a phone. Now it seems that even Microsoft plans to copy the same feature for their Windows 10 Operating System.

Apples Continuity Handoff Feature Copied By Microsoft For Windows PC

A posting had been done on Reddit which showed a snapshot of the privacy settings which shows you options like launching the apps while the user can continue the experiences using their Bluetooth as well as show them the various apps that are there on their devices. Earlier in the month, the Project Rome had been demonstrated by Microsoft at the Build developer conference. The demonstration stated as to how users could enable the options so that they could control, manage and even connect to the any device or connected app from the cloud.

The features that were highlighted had been compiled from the innovation of Apple’s Bluetooth Powered Continuity suit. This was introduced first for OS X Yosemite and iOS8 and to Windows so that a more users could benefit of it. Another reason is also due to the fact that on the smartphone’s mobile platform, windows 10 have still not caught up to it, if compared to the installed base of more than 1 billion of iPads and iPhones.

At the initial look, Continuity was a path that the company had come up so that the integration could be enhanced between iOS devices and Macs. When Apple had launched the Apple watch, a new purpose was clarified for continuity as the launch of making tasks work not just on their devices, however also on the wearable devices and perform all the necessary tasks that they want.

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