Intel's Unison page notes that the program "will soon be discontinued," and a related Intel Knowledge Base article also claims that the app has reached its end of life. Dell puts it even more plainly: "The Intel Unison application is being discontinued and will no longer function correctly or be available for download after June 30, 2025."
Intel had said earlier this year that it planned to discontinue the Unison app, probably because the company is working to cut costs in the midst of a downturn that has produced company layoffs and a reported recalibration in its manufacturing processes that will see its next-gen 18A process assigned to internal use only.
For a time, device makers were obsessed with making mobile devices interact with laptops. Dell's Mobile Connect — which still appears to be alive, for now — was one option. Intel Unison was another, and one that wasn't confined to any specific device maker. Intel talked boldly about Unison becoming not just an app, but a platform for cross-device connectivity.
Microsoft, however, had other plans, with the Your Phone app for Windows, whi
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