Intel Unison App: Intel has developed a new app called Intel Unison, which helps users connect their smartphones with their PCs wirelessly. This app combines hardware, software, and AI capabilities to provide a seamless and secure computing experience. It competes with Microsoft’s Phone Link app, which comes pre-installed on Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs.
What does Intel Unison app do?
The Intel Unison app allows users to receive phone notifications, reply to text messages, and make or receive phone calls directly from their PCs using Bluetooth. It eliminates the need for cables to connect your smartphone and PC.
Prerequisites for Intel Unison app
To use the Intel Unison app, your PC must run on Windows 11, and your smartphone must have Android 9 or above operating systems or iPhone and iPad with iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.
How to set up Intel Unison app on your PC?
To set up the Intel Unison app on your PC, follow these steps:
- Download the app from the Microsoft Store app on your PC.
- Open the app and turn on Wireless and Bluetooth services.
- Scan the QR code or use the Text Code provided on the Pairing phone and PC apps home screen.
- Verify the pairing with the PIN Code provided.
How to pair Intel Unison app with PC from your smartphone?
To pair the Intel Unison app with your PC from your smartphone, follow these steps:
- Download the app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store on your Android or iOS device, respectively.
- Open the app and turn on Wireless and Bluetooth services.
- Accept the Terms and the License Agreement to get access.
- Scan the QR code or use the Text Code provided on the PC.
- Confirm the pairing using a PIN provided.
- Tap the Get Started button on your smartphone after successful pairing of the Intel Unison app.
Conclusion
Once the setup is complete, the app will display a “pairing successful” prompt. You can then start receiving mobile notifications on your PC and enjoy other features provided by the Intel Unison app. Note that the app may require additional permissions depending on the operating system and its version.
