When you do, Timeline will be available as a tab in the newly updated Feed (to the left of the first home screen), alongside Glance and News. But you can enable it by visiting Microsoft Launcher Settings > Your feed. But this week, Microsoft released the shipping version of Microsoft Launcher 5, which brings this support to all users.īecause Timeline is still considered a beta feature, it’s not enabled by default. Timeline support has been available in the Beta version of Microsoft Launcher for a month. But on Android, Microsoft said it would integrate this functionality directly into its Microsoft Launcher, which you can use to replace the entire Android user experience, which is sometimes referred to as a launcher or home screen. On iPhone, where Apple has essentially locked down the platform and doesn’t allow third parties to heavily customize the user experience, Microsoft is adding Timeline capabilities to its Edge web browser. And because it syncs with your Microsoft account, it provides activity data for all of your PCs, letting you pick off where you left off on the same PC or on a different PC.Īt Build 2018 in May, the software giant announced that it would bring this functionality to mobile.
Timeline extends the Task View feature in the desktop platform to list out all of one’s activities back in time. Six months after it announced it would do so, Microsoft has finally delivered Timeline on Android, courtesy of a major Microsoft Launcher update.Īs you probably know, Timeline was introduced on the PC in Windows 10 version 1803 in April 2018.
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