As expected, Microsoft announced the introduction of Android applications in Windows 11, although they are currently only available to Insider members.
When to start Windows 11, The Missing One of the most amazing features of the new Microsoft OS. The Redmond Company was not ready. Last night, Wednesday, October 20, you can finally test the Android applications on Windows 11.
Currently only 50 processors
Function is currently assigned Those who have (Windows Insider Program), People who test Microsoft updates before anyone else. There are only 50 processors, They were selected by Microsoft and Amazon. As a reminder, Amazon has partnered with Microsoft by providing access to its App Store.
This first set of Android processors includes reading tools, mobile games and children’s content. Note that the installation of Android applications is done through the new Microsoft Store with the help of the Amazon App Store. Undoubtedly, this is a very small number of applications considering the huge list available on Android. As a reminder, in 2019, there were 2.6 million apps in the Google Play Store.
Source: Microsoft
However, this is only the first real opportunity for users to start testing this integration in Windows 11. Microsoft has integrated a subsystem to run Android applications. Windows for Android Windows 11. Includes Linux kernel and Android operating system based on Android Open Source Project (AOSB) version 11.
Amazon App Store on Microsoft Store
Claims to be a Microsoft affiliate system Windows for Android (Windows subsystem for Android) Works on both Intel chips and AMD and Qualcomm. On the other hand, they confirmed the use of Intel Bridge technology to run ARM-specific applications on computers with x86 chips.
We still do not know how long Microsoft’s tests will last or when the Android app will be available to all Windows 11 users. However, this is the first step taken.
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