This includes the links of the Galaxy S10 family, Galaxy Note 9, and more. To get started, you’ll need a Samsung device running on One UI. We also can’t stress enough that you should not install this on non-Samsung phones. Some users have found out (via SamMobile) that sideloading a single APK from the Galaxy Note 10 also enables the functionality on some older Galaxy devices. This new feature is powered by Microsoft’s “Your Phone Companion” app, but it requires an additional app to enable the special features on Galaxy devices. One of the most interesting features is a shortcut toggle in the quick settings which can be used to quickly activate a connection to your Windows PC.
It can output content to Word, has a plethora of pre-installed Microsoft apps, and more. In case you missed it back on launch day, the Note 10 comes with a suite of features designed for Microsoft users. One of those features, the handy “Link to Windows” shortcut, is now available on older Samsung phones with a quick workaround. The Galaxy Note 10 has quite a few new features, but perhaps the ones Samsung spent the most time talking about at its Unpacked event were those that came from its Microsoft collaboration.
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