Intel's app Unison, an alternative to Windows 11's Phone Link, is being discontinued by the end of June 2025.Unison provided features like accessing smartphone functionalities on Windows 11 PCs, including replying to texts and making calls.The app was especially appreciated for its better implementation for iOS devices and overall streamlined experience.While Unison will officially end on June 30, it might continue to work on some devices temporarily before being completely shut down.Unison received positive reviews on the Microsoft Store compared to Microsoft's Phone Link.Some users found Unison to work more smoothly than Phone Link for both iPhones and Android devices.Intel's decision to discontinue Unison might be part of cost-cutting measures and the need to streamline its business.Microsoft's Phone Link offers more advanced functionalities and is more integrated into the Windows 11 interface.Phone Link is expected to continue improving, making Unison's discontinuation inevitable despite its simplicity and user satisfaction.Unison's closure signifies a shift towards Microsoft's built-in solutions, potentially leaving users longing for its ease of use and basic features.