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Microsoft recently announced that a preview of Messaging Everwhere would be arriving soon for Insiders, but here at WinBeta we’ve managed to get an early first look at how the feature works. Unsurprisingly, it works exactly like Skype integration used to work, except instead of using Skype, it uses your cellular connection instead. Yes, Messaging Everywhere finally brings SMS texting to the desktop, beamed straight from your phone. This feature should arrive in preview form in the next Windows 10 Mobile insider build, which could arrive next week at the earliest. Currently, as the feature is still in beta, it can sometimes be slow/not work at all, but when it does work it works well. Video link Given check it. How does it work? Well, using your Microsoft Account, the new Messaging apps sync your conversations to the cloud, and beam them to which-ever device is requesting them. For example, sending a text on your desktop will beam that message to the cloud, then your phone w...

Lumia 640xl is the newest lumia on the bench of Microsoft's Lumia devices. It is probably the last lumia by Microsoft. With its price in concentration it is one of the beast midrange phones in current market !! It supports:- Windows 10 Mobile Colors: Matte White or Matte Black 5-inch 720p display Snapdragon 212 processor 1GB of RAM 8GB of storage with micro SD expansion 5MP front-facing camera; 8MP rear with LED flash Here is  one of its best reviews on youtube:-

You’ll soon be able to comment in the Windows Insider Feedback Hub CAMERON BIGGS    EMAIL   @RCAMERONBIGGS MAR 31, 2016 AT 4: 10, Microsoft took a different approach by allowing users to download preview builds of their operating system by joining the Insider Preview. When you join this program you also had access to an Insider Hub app and a Windows Feedback app, that has since been merged together with to create the Feedback Hub. Here engineers have access to your comments on the latest updates, features, concerns or suggestions. With the introduction of window 10 In a tweet today  by a Microsoft engineer, we get confirmation that soon those participating in the Insider Program will be able to comment in the Feedback Hub app. This has the potential to open up a longer dialogue between users and engineers to better tailor the experiences of Windows 10 updates and apps to users experiences. Feedback Hub Comment Announcement There i...