Microsoft announced this Thursday (29) the launch of a new feature for PCs with Windows 11. From now on, It will be possible to use an Android tablet or mobile phone as a webcam during video calls made on a computer..
In this way, it is possible to benefit from the camera structure of the mobile device during meetings or interviews without the need for cables. This is especially useful for people who: You don’t have a usable webcam or you just have a low-quality accessoryThe mobile phone has a more advanced lens.
The new feature is only available for now Windows Insiders testing program members. In the near future, this feature, which has not yet been confirmed by the company, will also reach the stable and final version of Windows 11 for all consumers.
How to use Android as webcam in Windows 11
Using your Android tablet or phone as a webcam in Windows 11 is only possible from the app connection to windows (or English Telephone Connection).
This pairing service enables a number of functions by creating a stable connection between the mobile device and the computer via Bluetooth. These include screen mirroring, checking notifications, and even making or receiving phone calls through your computer.
For now, Link to Phone is only available for a limited number of phones and manufacturers. Compatible models include devices from Samsung, Honor, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme and ROG brands.
Among these companies, the company with the most models suitable for using the application is Samsung. Click here and check out the full list Number of models accepting the service.
In addition to streaming your image in real time during a video call, you can also enjoy some extra benefits. For example, application Lets you switch between rear and front cameraspause the broadcast whenever you want and even apply filters or special effects.
Source: Tec Mundo
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