First of all, we have to know what Windows 10 timeline is all about. This Timeline we are talking about is part of Windows 10’s Task View which shows a history of activities you’ve performed and can even synchronize activities across your computer. You can then easily pick up where you left off. Timeline feature is part of Windows 10’s Spring Creators Update which can also work with mobile apps if you sign into but if you want to sign-in, it requires you to have a Microsoft account, so you might see a Word document you opened on your iPhone or Android phone appear in the computer's timeline.



The Nearby Share feature is only available for now if you’re part of the Windows 10 Insider Preview program. The feature will start rolling out to the public when the Spring Creators Update arrives, So it is expected to be available second week of April. The first thing we have to know in making use of Windows 10's Timeline is to know how to access the timeline.

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