Intel Unison app: Here’s how you can get notifications, messages and calls from your iPhone to Windows PC

Intel has finally made its Unison app available to users. For those unaware, the app allows users to connect their iPhone or Android device to Windows 11 PCs and access a slew of features like notifications, messages, calls and files. It is basically an alternative to Microsoft’s Phone Link, except it also works with Apple iPhones.
This makes this app a little different from what others are offering and it is also perhaps the only reliable solution available in the market.
Wondering how this works? Follow our step-by-step guide:
But, before jumping into the steps, there are a few things that you should know about setting up the Unison app. First, you’ll need to download and install the Intel Unison app on both Windows PC and your smartphones. Then, you’ll need to pair them together. Also, if you want to take calls, you’ll need to pair them via Bluetooth as well. That’s it, follow the instructions to get started with the Intel Unison app.
Minimum system requirements

Although, Intel has mentioned that at the time of launch, the app will only support 12th-generation Intel Evo devices. However, we tried installing it on other systems running 11th-generation processors and it worked totally fine.
How to download the Unison app on your device
The Unison app is available via app stores. Android users can download it via Google Play Store, iOS users can download it via Apple App Store. However, Microsoft Store does not return any results for the Intel Unison app at the moment. So, you can click on this link to manually trigger the Microsoft Store and download the app.
Once everything is installed, follow the steps:

Conclusion
Once the entire process is completed properly, your phone and PC are now connected to each other. Also, you will now receive notifications, calls, etc right on your PC screen.