After the revelation of Microsoft’s new Windows 11, Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft shared the possibility of the integration of Apple’s iMessage service to Windows. According to the tech giant’s CEO, it will be a great way of making the entire platform a great place for third-party services.
The upcoming Windows 11 have already been integrated with the support for Android applications, the only thing that lacks in the update is the addition of Apple’s service. According to CEO Nadella, Microsoft would happily make deals with Apple to bring iMessage to Windows.
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It is not only about iMessages but the company would welcome Apple to bring any of its services to Windows. iMessages are a hallmark of Apple devices however, the company has planned to open its FaceTime service partially for Windows and Android platforms this year. Despite that, iMessage still remains exclusive for Apple devices only.
If iMessages are brought to Windows devices, it will be of great benefit to the families having different phones. Moreover, parents would also be able to give their kids Android or Windows phones while staying in contact through the best messaging service.
If iMessages are brought to Windows devices, it will be of great benefit to the families having different phones. Moreover, parents would also be able to give their kids Android or Windows phones while staying in contact through the best messaging service.
