Windows 10 with Apple FaceTime and Messages


  1. ericnixmd
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    Windows 10 with Apple FaceTime and Messages


    I never thought I'd say this, but I think my next personal laptop is going to be a PC running Windows 10. Running Windows 10 Pro on my business laptop, it's more stable than my MacBook Pro and has more features.

    The only thing I would be missing would be FaceTime and Messages. I can't seem to find a third-party app that will allow you to use those apps natively. I don't want to ask my family that I FaceTime with to install another app for videochatting. Here's hoping Apple develops Windows versions of those apps.
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  3. SoFine409
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    ericnixmd said:
    I never thought I'd say this, but I think my next personal laptop is going to be a PC running Windows 10. Running Windows 10 Pro on my business laptop, it's more stable than my MacBook Pro and has more features.

    The only thing I would be missing would be FaceTime and Messages. I can't seem to find a third-party app that will allow you to use those apps natively. I don't want to ask my family that I FaceTime with to install another app for videochatting. Here's hoping Apple develops Windows versions of those apps.
    You could give Skype and Zoom a try, I use those on my PC and FaceTime on my IOS devices.
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  4. ericnixmd
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    I was looking to use FaceTime on a PC to connect to FaceTime on an iOS device. I'm thinking that Apple won't develop software for PC's.
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