With its 'Your Phone' app on Windows 10, Microsoft makes it pretty easy to mirror notifications from your connected Android phone. Here's how to set it up.

It also includes a screen mirroring feature, which lets you control your phone directly from a computer. To use it, you'll need a PC running Windows 10 (October 2018 Update or later).

The Windows 10 Anniversary Update drops today and one of the coolest features deserves a little special attention. Now, you can mirror your Android notifications from your phone to your computer ...

Microsoft showed off the ability to mirror applications running on an Android phone to a Windows 10 PC last fall. Some Windows Insiders on the latest Windows 10 19H1 build can test-drive it now.

You can already text from your Windows 10 computer connected to your Android phone, but you'll soon be able to mirror your entire phone and all its apps. It's going to be called Windows 10 app ...

Microsoft is planning to add the ability to mirror Android applications on Windows 10 PCs, as it continues to try to get users to rely on PCs for tasks usually done directly on phones.

Microsoft announced a new feature for Windows 10 today that will let Android phone users view and use any app on their device from a Windows desktop.

The Windows 10 Android app mirroring feature just got even better - at least for one sizable user demographic.

Microsoft is testing Android app mirroring to let mobile apps run on Windows 10 PCs. The Your Phone app works over Bluetooth and mirrors a phone screen directly to a Windows 10 PC.

They also announced the availability of the big October Windows 10 update that prepares the OS for what could be a really important new feature: Android app mirroring.