When a company, of whatever type, wants to attract the largest possible number of users, the first thing it must do is facilitate the transition from one system to another, be it computer or mobile. Apple launched the application a little over a year ago Move to iOS and Google Play, an application that allowed Android users to transfer all the content of their terminals to an iPhone, without having to use a computer at any time. Samsung also has a similar application so that users of other devices, whether Android or iOS, can carry out a transfer of all their information quickly and easily. Microsoft is working on an application that It also allows us to transfer our information from a Mac to a PC with Windows 10.
Although the Redmond boys have not made any official announcement, the WalkingCat boys have published a link on their Twitter account that allows us download this application from Microsoft's servers, an application called Microsoft Mac to Surface Assistant. Although the operation and the interface may seem a bit rough and not typical of Microsoft, once we run it we can see how the terms of use to use the application are Microsoft.
Surface MigrationAssistant https://t.co/pHR3JHI1s2
- WalkingCat (@h0x0d) March 18, 2017
Once we run the application is responsible for showing us all the information we have stored on our Mac, allowing us to select or uncheck the boxes that do not interest us and subsequently allowing us to select a unit where we are going to copy all the information that we want to take with us from our Mac. Previously on the Microsoft support page, we could read various ways of being able to transfer information almost automatically from a Mac to a PC, but thanks to this application the transfer is practically automatic, and where we only have to select the folders we want to save.