These Smartphones Can Stream Android Apps On Windows 10 Via Your Phone

Microsoft has now announced the names of all devices that support the new ‘Apps’ feature in the Your Phone app. As you might already know, the Your Phone app links Android devices to Windows 10 and lets people use Android apps on their PCs.

The Android apps can be opened in a separate window and used alongside the regular Windows 10 apps. Users can enjoy the comfort of their mouse, keyboard, or even touchscreen while interacting with the Android apps.

It’s a big boost to multitasking as users don’t need to juggle between their smartphone and PC constantly. Initially, the feature was only available on the then freshly released Galaxy Note 20 series, which was launched at the Samsung Unpacked event.

Your Phone ‘Apps’ – List Of Devices

Speaking of the devices that support Your Phone Apps feature, the list is only filled with Samsung devices as the Korean giant has partnered with Microsoft. These supported devices come preloaded with the Link To Windows feature that establishes the connection with the users’ PC.

Anyway, here is the list of devices that work with the Apps feature:

Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy S9
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Samsung Galaxy Note10
Samsung Galaxy Note10+
Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung Galaxy S10
Samsung Galaxy S10+
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy S10e
Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G
Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G
Samsung Galaxy A8s
Samsung Galaxy A30s
Samsung Galaxy A31
Samsung Galaxy A40
Samsung Galaxy A41
Samsung Galaxy A50
Samsung Galaxy A50s
Samsung Galaxy A51
Samsung Galaxy A51 5G
Samsung Galaxy A60
Samsung Galaxy A70
Samsung Galaxy A70s
Samsung Galaxy A71
Samsung Galaxy A71 5G
Samsung Galaxy A80
Samsung Galaxy A90s
Samsung Galaxy A90 5G
Samsung Galaxy S20
Samsung Galaxy S20+
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G

As far as other Android devices are concerned, currently, there is no word on when the Your Phone Apps feature will arrive for these devices. Maybe, when its exclusivity waters down as it has been the case in the past.