So I'm probably going to install Windows 10 soon, and I have a questions about one feature in particular. Right now I have to use an Android phone (along with apps like MightyText or Pushbullet) because I like sending and receiving text messages from my ultrabook (which runs Windows). Last time I checked though those apps weren't available for Windows devices. I have a Surface running Windows RT as well. And I would like to get a Windows 10 phone very soon. (I just like the operating system on the phone and the live tiles along with some of the other features.) I want a completely windows experience; however, I still want to text from my computer and tablet (and send as my mobile number from these devices). Nokia did something similar to this with its suite way back, and Mac iOS has been doing this across their Macbooks and iPads for the last year. I want dedicated architecture that allows my Windows 10 phone to sync with my Windows PC and Windows tablet so that I can send and receive texts (as my mobile account) when I'm using my other devices. Here's my question: Does Windows 10 (perhaps with continuum now) offer this architecture, or is it still forcing me to stop my work, pick up my phone, and text from it (sometimes even moving something to OneDrive so that I can actually grab it with my phone)?