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Hi … is there an app or a web extension that I can download to my Windows PC that will allow me to receive and respond to my text messages from my iPhone?
I downloaded Windows Phone Link and Intel Unison but they aren’t that great.
iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 17
There actually are apps that do from iOS devices to Windows PC … I have been using Phone Link and Intel Unison but they have their little glitches. So I wasn’t sure if anybody knew of any other ones that might be better.
There actually are apps that do from iOS devices to Windows PC … I have been using Phone Link and Intel Unison but they have their little glitches. So I wasn’t sure if anybody knew of any other ones that might be better.
No.
Do you mean iMessages (blue)? If so, no, KiltedTim is spot on. You need an Apple device to do that.
If you mean SMS messages (green), maybe. My carrier, Verizon, offers an application/web portal that will allow me to access SMS messages sent/received by my mobile number. I rarely use it but, it was quite adequate. You might check to see if your carrier offers such a service.
Using PC Laptop to send/receive iPhone Messages
