It's easy to see the appeal: When you're working at your computer, you can view an incoming text or quickly compose a new one without having to pull your phone out or take it off your charger.

Sometimes it's easier to type a long text on a real keyboard instead of a touchscreen. Android doesn't have it built-in, but you can view your texts on a PC.

It's 2022, but sending a standard text message from your computer can still be trickier than it sounds. Let this guide show you how it's done.

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson shows you how to dictate text on your phone or computer. Whether you use Apple iOS or Android you can speak into your phone to send replies.

How to send and receive Google Messages from your computer Before you can send and receive text messages from your computer, you must install the Google Messages app.

How to enable text messages for the Your Phone app on your PC Your computer and your Android smartphone are now connected, so you can start setting up specific features.

(It doesn't necessarily need to be the same network, though.) If your phone is off, your computer doesn't have Wi-Fi or you're using airplane mode, you won't be able to use Messages for Web.

You can get Windows to read text to you aloud using an accessibility tool called Narrator, which you can access from the Start menu.

Here is how you can send text message from Windows PC if you have an Android Phone. All you need is a browser, web connectivity & the Messaging app.