Samsung announced its partnership to bring the feature to the Galaxy S22 series in February. The partnership started with Microsoft’s own Surface Duo phone but more recently has extended to the most popular Android company, Samsung. First, it was limited to just photos and texts, but later came notifications, phone calls, and other app integrations. Fitbit Versa 3įirst introduced over three years ago, Your Phone has been an option for accessing your phone’s functions directly from your computer. The apps, on all platforms, are very clean, offering slick, minimal interfaces, and while Microsoft will surely be pushing plenty of updates to these apps in the coming weeks, these all look pretty darned good for a first attempt. Microsoft Health, once again, appears to be following this same formula. Sure, Cortana arrived into our lives long after Apple and Google’s respective voice services had established themselves, but as those who’ve used it will vouch, the Redmond’s offering feels just as refined and accomplished as the rest of them. The one advantage that Microsoft has in getting its products and services out later than everybody else is that it has a chance to get things right. Designed for the Microsoft Band, there’s an app for iOS, Android and Windows Phone right off the bat, and as ever, we’ve all of the details under one roof. With Apple touting HealthKit and Google also joining the fold with Google Fit, it was inevitable that Microsoft would join the fold at some point, and having taken the wraps off its fitness-related Microsoft Band wearable, the accompanying health and fitness platform – aptly named Microsoft Health – was also launched alongside the wrist worn gadget.
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