It’s a bit difficult for MacBook users to return to a Windows PC.
Unless you are forced to do it – for professional reasons – very little make a switch.
And for iPhone users, the MacBook is perfect – although a little expensive – propositions because the applic ecosystem which is tertered allows smooth connectivity.
However, it seems that Intel may have a plan to provide a ‘Apple-like Apple’ experience on a Windows PC.
At CES 2022, Intel as long as the presentation shows how users will be able to ‘control’ their iPhone through a Windows PC.
Intel recently acquired a company called Scurerovate and using the technology Intel wanted to implement a device control system.
However, technology – when looking at today’s light – will be limited only to EVO branded PCs.
Intel shows how users will be able to send files, images, documents from the iPhone to PC.
Not only users will also be able to send and receive text messages, including conversations in the iMessage application.
Furthermore, Intel also said that it could also show data from the health application on the apple watch, which was paired into the iPhone.
However, Intel made it clear that “plans to work with partners, including Apple” to ensure that this tool reaches the user.
It would be interesting to see if Apple – a company that maintains its ecosystem – actually allows the use of iMessage on a Windows PC.
Intel also said that these features will only be offered on the number of Eve “exclusive” PCs, which are traditionally a high-performance premium device.
This feature is expected to be launched later this year and can slide to other Intel-powered Windows PCs after that.