Screen Mirroring Comes to Windows 10 in a Future Update For Android Users OnlyFigure 1 Picture Courtesy of WindowsCentral.com Officially announced today that Microsoft plans to bring screen mirroring to Windows 10 at some point in the future. This functionality will be incorporated into the ‘ Your Screen ‘ app that is part of the newly released October 10 Windows update. Screen mirroring on Windows 10 will only work from Android devices as iOs do not require Api integration of this kind. Microsoft’s press event today was a way for the company to introduce new technologies and speak about its plans for the future. Among the newly introduced Microsoft-made products we have the Surface Pro 6Surface Laptop 2Surface Studio 2latest Windows 10 update that brings up quite a few tricks-and one of them is screen mirroring (coming in the future). The functionality is of course much more restricted for iOs users as Apple is quite conservative in enabling third-party developers to use its mobile platform. Android users, on the other hand, can send and receive messages, and preview the new images. Yet the Your Phone app has a long road ahead and this is just the beginning. As members of Microsoft have shown us today phone mirroring is coming to Windows 10. Within the Mobile Phone app, the screen mirroring function is to replicate mobile Android device’s screen on your Desktop. Which means you will be able to use your mobile just like you keep it in your pocket. You can open installed apps by browsing your drag-and-drop files on your phone and doing just about anything else. This form of screen mirroring would most definitely benefit Android users who want to remain within Microsoft’s ecosystem, especially with Microsoft Launcher 5.0 release. Although the company no longer has its own mobile platform, it is good to see that it is still prepared to create solutions like this one. For the new updates. Thank you!