Microsoft Will Integrate Android Apps into Windows 10 Directly

NESABAMEDIA.COM – A number of rumors suggest that Microsoft is working to bring Android applications to the Microsoft Store on devices with the Windows 10 operating system. If the proposal is successfully implemented, then it could help overcome the current shortage of applications for the Windows platform.

It was stated that the feature could be available sometime next year, but even so, very little detail was obtained, because this information is preliminary information. How the method will be taken by Microsoft to solve the problem of compatibility of Android applications with the Windows 10 operating system, for example, is still unknown.

To be able to offer native Android app compatibility, it’s likely that Microsoft will have to be able to provide support for Google Play services. Other platforms that have been able to provide Android application compatibility, basically cannot ignore the need for integration with Google Play services.

This rumor is not the first time news has surfaced that Microsoft is trying to bring Android applications to the Windows ecosystem. If you look back at 2021, the company from Redmond announced the presence of Windows Bridge for Android, or better known as the Astoria project, before the project had to be discontinued the following year. The project is only for a period of time, and has not been able to provide concrete integration results that were predicted previously.

For now, Windows 10 device users, especially on PC or laptop devices who want access to their favorite green robot application, there are a number of options to choose from.

For example, now there are many Android emulators available as well as the latest update on Your Phone that allows users to run a number of Android applications side by side on PC or Laptop devices based on Windows 10. Although this Your Phone application is limited to certain types of Samsung smartphones.

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But overall, the presence of an Android application that is integrated with Windows 10 devices is a very big breakthrough. Of course, it will also have a big impact on Android application developers, who ultimately only need to develop one version of the application to be used on a number of different platforms.

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