Intel launches Intel Unison multi-device collaboration technology: seamless connection between PC and mobile phone

CTOnews.com, Sept. 28, today, Intel released the 13th generation of Core processors, as well as Intel's device collaboration Technology (Intel Unison).

According to reports, the initial version of Intel device collaboration Technology (Intel Unison) will provide a seamless and continuous connection between PC and mobile phones (initially including iOS and Android). Through simple pairing, users can:

File transfer-create fast file transfer between PC and Andriod or iOS devices, and extend the PC function to allow users to take photos or record videos on their mobile phones, and edit seamlessly on PC.

SMS-send and receive SMS from PC, you can easily and comfortably use the full keyboard and monitor without switching devices.

Calls-users can make and receive voice calls directly from the PC by accessing the complete contact list on the phone.

Phone notifications-receive and manage phone notifications from PC, allowing users to stay connected and operate controls.

CTOnews.com has learned that Intel Multi device Collaborative Technology (Intel Unison) will be unveiled this year on Evo-certified laptops that run on the 12th generation Intel Core processors in parts of Acer, Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo, and will expand to more devices with the 13th generation Intel Core processors early next year. Intel device collaboration Technology (Intel Unison) will continue to evolve and will be applied to more types of devices, expand more functions and support more operating systems in the future.