Why Microsoft made Windows available for iPad and iPhone?

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After delivering a lecture on environment science at University of Glasgow, when nice-looking, Amelia, clad in tunic dress stepped outside her classroom, strong wind blew up her research papers from file. On seeing this unfavorable situation, first she placed her mobile phone, novel, sunglasses and diary on wood bench and then began accumulating her. Then after recovering scattered papers, she got busy in reorganizing her research papers. Suddenly got an alert message into her smartphone, so opened Gmail inbox to read tech news and headline was Why Microsoft made Windows available for iPad and iPhone?

Did you know about Windows which Microsoft published for the iPhone and iPad, is actually a mobile application rather than an operating system.

It merged several Microsoft services, replaced the outdated Windows 365 program, and introduced the capability to operate a "cloud" PC across several platforms, such as tablets and smartphones.

The Windows app allows users to utilize their Microsoft account to access a cloud-based Windows desktop on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.

No information has been released regarding a consumer release; this feature is currently exclusive to enterprise users.

The software lets you connect to Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, Microsoft Dev Box, or a personal remote PC from any location at any time using a different PC, browser, smartphone, or tablet, according to Microsoft's description.

All of the devices and apps linked to your Windows account can be managed from a single portal. If users so choose, they can alter the home screen.

Changes in screen resolution, multi-monitor operation, and dynamic resolution and scaling are all supported by this Windows application.

The application can be downloaded from Apple TestFlight and the Microsoft Store.

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