Microsoft photos app syncs iCloud photo
Cross-platform content synchronization is the biggest issue for manufacturers today. Microsoft and Apple first announced in October and let Insiders try to synchronize photo content from iCloud in Windows 11’s native photo app, and this feature has also been confirmed in 11. It will be officially opened to general users at the end of the month.
In the past, when iPhone users wanted to view photos on a Windows PC, they needed to directly connect the phone and computer via a USB cable, or view them through the web version of iCloud. As photos become larger and larger, and at the same time adapt to user habits, Microsoft and Apple simply integrate the two services. Specifically, users must first confirm that Microsoft Photos is the latest version, and then download the iCloud for Windows app through the Microsoft Store, log in to the service, and then choose to sync photos.
In addition to iCloud Photos, Apple is also actively porting their other services to other platforms, including Apple Music, TV on the Xbox console and Windows 11, while Microsoft has also added Android app support and launched the Phone Link app to sync Android devices announcement of.