Microsoft is next in line behind Apple, Google, and Meta to introduce cutting-edge technology and goods. On the software side of things, iCloud integration on the Windows 11 Photos app, apple Music on Xbox, and more were all announced at Microsoft’s Inspire event on Wednesday.
Users of Apple’s iPhone will soon be able to access their photo and video libraries via the Photos app on Windows 11 PCs and tablets thanks to a new integration between iCloud and Windows 11. Users of Windows 11 will need to download iCloud from the Microsoft Store and synchronize it with the Photos app to make use of the feature.
Photos Stored in I Cloud Will Soon Be Accessible on Windows 11
The “All Photos” gallery view will now feature images from three separate locations: local storage, OneDrive, and iCloud, which is a nice addition given that the Photos app already displayed content from OneDrive. Use the “iCloud Photos” link in the sidebar to visit a specialized page.
Moreover, Microsoft has announced that Apple Music is now accessible on Xbox One. Apple Music joins Apple TV as the second Apple streaming service coming to Xbox in 2019; both services’ respective apps will be available for Windows PCs in 2020.
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The Announcement Comes from Windows User Experience Vice President Carmen Zlateff
Customers may now more quickly and easily view their iPhone images and enjoy their favorite Apple entertainment on their Xbox and Windows devices.
It has been announced that Apple Music and Apple TV apps will be made available in the Microsoft Store in the following year. Not only can you use music streaming services like Spotify and Pandora on Xbox platforms, but you can also use Apple Music.
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As a result of the new partnership, Windows customers will have easier access to select components of the Apple ecosystem. The Phone Link app for Android phones on Windows has comparable functionality.
