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You have to be sure
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You have to be sure you connected the iPhone over bluetooth to the c
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> Thanks William,
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> That is the app I downloaded.
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> I will try again and see if
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Thanks William,
That is the app I downloaded.
I will try again and see i
, July 28, 2023 9:46 PM
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What can you do with this?
Does it work with windows 10?
James B
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I must be dense. I can not get it t
are in touch with it.” -- Jane Wagner from The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe My web site: https://www.turner42.com From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of William JamesSent: Friday, July 28, 2023 2:04 PMTo: viphone@googlegroups.comSubject: Re: “Handoff” between iOS and MS-Windows
and vice
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What can you do with this?
Does it work with windows 10?
James B
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Well, according to a page from Microsoft, the iOS app is supposed to now be
called "Microsoft Phone Link.
However, the only app I can find in the iOS app store is Link to Windows. When
I tried setting it up, it told me some app
What can you do with this?
Does it work with windows 10?
James B
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Wow! It really does work I just tested
for those who are in touch with it.” -- Jane Wagner from The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe My web site: https://www.turner42.com From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of William JamesSent: Friday, July 28, 2023 2:04 PMTo: viphone@googlegroups.comSubject: Re: “Handoff” between iOS
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OK, I suppose I could look for this on the web, but seems there’s a couple of
folks out here who know all
OK, I suppose I could look for this on the web, but seems there’s a couple of
folks out here who know all about this PhoneLink.
So is this software that Goetz andSo is this software that gets installed on
the iPhone or the Windows computer? Or, is there a version on both systems to
allow for
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Hello,
One can use the phonelink app between iOS and Windows11 devices. This feature
works similar to handoff where one is able to work with messages/calls between
the Windows app and the iOS app. It uses bluetoo
Hello,
One can use the phonelink app between iOS and Windows11 devices. This
feature works similar to handoff where one is able to work with
messages/calls between the Windows app and the iOS app. It uses
bluetooth between the phone and PC.
On 7/27/23, Bill Gallik wrote:
> Can anyb
No, it isn’t. Hand off on my works with other Apple products. On 28 Jul 2023, at 03:44, Bill Gallik wrote:Can anybody on this list advise me as to whether or not the handoff feature between iOS and macOS is likewise available between iOS and MS-Windows?- Sent from Ino Squire's iPhone
Can anybody on this list advise me as to whether or not the handoff feature
between iOS and macOS is likewise available between iOS and MS-Windows?
- Sent from Ino Squire's iPhone SE (iOS16.6) via Google Mail
And, if so, how does one configure it?
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I would have thought the same but for some reason handoff on both devices has
to be on. Unlike adding my iPad to the phone list in settings. The watch does
not show there.
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Handoff allows you to start something on one device, and hand it off to another
device to continue.
IN the context of the current
Handoff allows you to start something on one device, and hand it off to another
device to continue.
IN the context of the current discussion, if you have an apple watch and an
iPhone, if you answer the phone on the watch, you can then pick up your phone
and find the button in the top left
Can someone please explain to me exactly what the hand off is?
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It does work with the phone.
But, I’ve only done it from the watch to the phone
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I believe handoff is meant to be abl
I believe handoff is meant to be able to flick between multiple devices / apps.
So you could go from your phone to your tablet to your watch to your computer
and back to the phone if you realy wanted to
But I don’t know that handoff is really the phone call side of things,
I always thought
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so do you believe that a handoff can only be done once?
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so do you believe that a handoff can only be done once?
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I've never tried a second handoff. When I have answered a call on the watch
I've never tried a second handoff. When I have answered a call on the watch and
transferred it to my phone, the icon was way in the upper left kind of between
the cell signal and the first app is the best way I can describe that.
Richard
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so far I can handoff a call from my iPhone to my Apple watch. I cannot transfer
the call back to my phone.
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I wonder if any list member would be kind enough to give me a pointer as to the
use of Handoff between my iPhone7 and Apple Watch series 2.
As I understand it I should be able to share certain tasks between the two
devices.
So here’s what I do, perhaps I am getting it wrong but I have had
Hi,
I’m trying to use handoff on my Apple Watch. I reply to an email on the watch,
then I try to finish the reply on my iPhone. The manual says that I have to
look in the app switcher, but it doesn’t work. In earlier versions, I could
find the app on the lock screen, so I think I know how
Hi all.
I'm trying to hand off a facetime audio call from my iPhone to my iPad. Can
someone give me steps?
Thanks.
Jen
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Hi,
I tried this experiment as well. I discovered that I could not always flick on
the lock screen and have VoiceOver speak the mail button. If, however, I used
explore by touch, instead of flicking, I was always able to locate the mail
handoff button just above the unlock button.
Robert
, and verified that Handoff was turned
on. I double-tapped it twice, to turn it off and back on. Later, I closed Mail
on the phone and opened it on the watch. Again, I started a reply to a message
and checked my phone. This time, Mail did appear on the lock screen. I
double-tapped the Mail icon
Hi Nancy,
If you flick right once from the Unlock button, you should find it. If the
phone is unlocked, it should be on the app switcher. If not, check the Watch
app and Settings/General/Handoff and Suggested Apps, and make sure it's turned
on on both your watch and phone.
HTH,
Anna
Anna,
I have checked both my phone settings, and my watch settings. Handoff is turned
on in both places. Here's how I am doing this. I start reading an email on my
Apple Watch. I decide I want to reply to the email. I then go to the lock
screen of my iPhone. I flick right and there is nothing
Hi everyone,
I am trying to figure out how to use handoff. So, if I am using my watch and
reading an email, and then I want to reply to the email on my iPhone. The
tutorials say that there should be a icon for the app on your lock screen.
There is no search icon that I can detect with voiceover
, how many people use handoff between
> there iOS devices and what with Bluetooth le being available in the iPhone 5
> which is the phone I have, would you leave bt on with wi-fi all the time so
> that you can take advantage of handoff.
>
> I guess what I'm saying is, do you consi
Hi Daniel,
I too leave Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on all of the time and don't notice any
appreciable drain on the battery of either my #6 or #6+. In fact, since the
upgrade to IOS8.4.1, my battery life on both devices has increased. Terry
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Hi all, I was just simply wondering, how many people use handoff between there
iOS devices and what with Bluetooth le being available in the iPhone 5 which is
the phone I have, would you leave bt on with wi-fi all the time so that you can
take advantage of handoff.
I guess what I'm saying
Hi Terry, interesting about 8.4.1 giving you better battery life. It's just
when I tried it with bt and wifi on, I felt that bt was using the battery power
that bit more. Wonder if it's because I have a 5 and not a 6 or 6 plus.
Julian unfortunately, when you sent your message, I got this: This
hello everyone,
I'm planning on getting an iPhone 6+ after an update to ios 8 hopefully
fixes some of the bugs.
I'd like a quick clarification of handoff. If I'm understanding it right
this feature is kinda unneeded unless you have 2 or more apple divices
right?
Thanks for your responces
Yes. But if you have a Mac running Yosemite you can also use Handoff. This
won't be relevant though for most users until it is released next month.
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On 24 Sep 2014, at 09:06, Billy Maynard biljm...@comcast.net wrote:
hello everyone,
I'm planning on getting an iPhone
Correct, 2 or more iDevices or at least 1 iDevice and 1 Mac computer with
the new, soon to be released operating system. If you don't use it,
definitely turn it off as it will use less battery without handoff enabled.
Regards,
Sieghard
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Hi all
Is it safe to turn off Handoff and still make/receive calls on both my iPhone
4s and iPad Mini with Retina? Asking as only the latter has full Handoff
capabilities while the former only supports making and receiving calls.
Any replies greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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, September 24, 2014 10:22 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: handoff
Correct, 2 or more iDevices or at least 1 iDevice and 1 Mac computer with
the new, soon to be released operating system. If you don't use it,
definitely turn it off as it will use less battery without handoff enabled.
Regards
Hi all
Has anyone got Handoff working on an iPhone 4s running iOS 8? I can't even find
the feature under Settings General like I can on my iPad Mini with Retina
also running iOS 8. Didn't think this was a hardware specific feature so don't
understand this at all.
Any replies greatly
Hi Christopher,
The 4S does not support handoff just as it does not support Airdrop which
was introduced in iOS 7 last year. It has something to do with the
capabilities of the wireless radio and is a hardware issue.
Regards,
Sieghard
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Christopher,
The 4S does not support handoff just as it does not support Airdrop which was
introduced in iOS 7 last year. It has something to do with the capabilities
of the wireless radio and is a hardware issue.
Regards,
Sieghard
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