Microsoft has begun rolling out iCloud Photos integration in Windows 11, with the feature available to all users by the end of November. According to a report from The Verge, an update to the Photos ...

If you use an iPhone and a Windows PC, syncing photos is about to get a lot easier. The feature Microsoft announced last month that adds iCloud Photos to the Windows Photos app begins rolling out ...

Microsoft says iCloud Photos support is now rolling out in the Photos app for Windows 11. It will be available to all users by the end of the month. Microsoft says iCloud Photos support is now rolling ...

Microsoft Windows 11 users could now access their iCloud Photos library more seamlessly as the integration for it has started rolling out. The Redmond-based software maker now offers an iCloud Photos ...

What Happened: Microsoft announced on Wednesday that iCloud Photos is now directly integrated into the Photos app on Windows 11. The feature will link an iCloud Photos library straight into the ...

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It should soon be much easier to access your iPhone's photo collection on a Windows-based PC. Microsoft is updating Windows 11 with the option to directly view iCloud photo libraries in the Photos app ...

PC users will be able to access pictures from their iPhones via the Windows 11 Photos app through a new integration announced by Microsoft this morning. It’s a significant move to bridge Apple’s ...

Windows 11 users with iPhones will now find it a bit easier to find all their photos on their PCs. The new Windows 11 Photos now directly integrate with Apple iCloud Photos, which should make it ...

Microsoft today announced that iCloud Photos integration in the Photos app on Windows 11 is beginning to roll out today with an update to the app on the Microsoft Store. Microsoft expects the update ...

Not everyone with an iPhone also owns a Mac. There are a bunch of split iOS-Windows users out there – myself included – and the lack of interoperability between these platforms can be frustrating.