If you've got all this, then you're set to go with Microsoft's integrated phone-PC experience, which it's been toiling away at over the past few years. Additionally, the PC needs to have Bluetooth radio. It also requires the September 10 Patch Tuesday update. SEE: IT pro's guide to the evolution and impact of 5G technology (free PDF)Ĭalls is actually available to all Windows 10 Insiders on the 19H1 build, version 1903, or newer, while the Android phone must be on version 7.0 Nougat or higher. Besides answering incoming calls on a PC, users can make calls from the PC, decline calls on the PC with custom text, access recent call history, and transfer calls between a PC and Android phone. The feature lets users answer calls to an Android phone from a PC and use its speakers, microphone, and screen to take calls. Microsoft on Tuesday released the latest Windows 10 20H1 preview and announced the new feature called 'Calls' that it showed off at last week's Surface event where it unveiled its Android-powered Surface Duo due out next year.
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