Microsoft is including this in 33 markets for Windows 10, and you can simply dismiss it by tapping the X in the corner if you’re not interested. This will appear for all users of Windows 10, and it includes links to headlines about the pandemic and an interactive map link to Bing’s COVID-19 Tracker. Microsoft has been gradually improving Your Phone over the past year, including the ability to make and receive calls from a PC and Android screen mirroring.Īlongside the Your Phone changes, Microsoft is also including coronavirus information in the search results in Windows 10. Coronavirus information in Windows 10 search results. Supported apps will need to include media controls in their Android notifications. The big exceptions are YouTube videos and Audible, which are both currently unsupported. Most Android music apps will be supported, including Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, Google Play Music, YouTube Music, Xiami Music, and Google Podcast. There’s also a drop-down in the audio player to switch between different sources and music apps on a phone.
Song titles and album art will be displayed and synced, and controls include the usual play, pause, previous / next. Audio tracks playing on a phone will be synced to the Your Phone PC app, and there’s even a mini player much like the built-in Windows 10 music controls.
The software maker has started testing this new feature in preview versions of Windows 10 today, and it’s expected to appear for everyone in the coming weeks. You can jump straight to the Hardware and Sound category from the File Explorer by pasting the following in the location bar in File Explorer.Microsoft is planning to bring music controls to its Your Phone app that will allow Android owners to see and control what songs are playing on their phones. If you open the app and go to Hardware and Sounds, and click Sounds, you will see the old Sound window complete with the Recording, Playback, Sounds, and Communications tab. Click it, and it will open the Control panel sound settings. The Crestron® App turns your iPhone®, iPod touch®, iPad®, or Android® device into the ultimate mobile Crestron touch screen, enabling control of home theater and whole-house AV, boardroom and classroom multimedia, lighting, shades, climate control, security, and other systems from. The Sound tab has an option called Sound Control Panel. Take full control of your home, boardroom, or classroom using the one device that goes with you everywhere. You can still open the Sound tab in the Settings app from the System Tray. The Control Panel sound settings are still there but you can’t access them from the system tray anymore. It’s the same story Microsoft is moving settings from the Control Panel to the Settings app and it starts by changing or removing the easiest way to access them. The sound settings that you can access from the system tray take you to the Settings app where you have basic settings. It allowed users to access the Control Panel sound settings but it is now gone. On Windows 10 1903, the context menu that appears when you right-click the speaker icon is missing the Sounds option. A major feature update for Windows 10 means users will have to guess why certain settings are missing, and where they’ve gone.
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