Microsoft has released a new Copilot app with the Windows 11 24H2 update in the Release Preview channel. I recently got the Copilot app that works on 23H2 and older versions of Windows 11. Surprisingly, it also has a "Phone" plugin that allows Copilot to interact with your smartphone. Previously, Samsung had leaked the next-generation Copilot features via its product page.
Using Microsoft Copilot on your phone: A step-by-step guide
So I tested it on my Android smartphone, and voila, it works! Currently, the feature set is quite limited. You can only send a message via the Copilot. Reminders and searching for email addresses from your smartphone are still not supported. However, it can find your contact details, send a message and query all your messages from your smartphone.
Of course, the limited features might not be very useful at the moment, but it opens up a new possibility to interact with your smartphone through an AI chatbot. The tight integration between Windows and smartphones will only lead to a better experience in the future. Here's how it works.
First of all, make sure to install the Windows 11 24H2 update on your PC. You can also install the new Copilot app on older versions by following our guide if you don't want to install the 24H2 update.
