Android is at the center of an incredible announcement that comes along with the official presentation of Windows 11, and that's because we're talking about great news that will surely delight users. More precisely, those from Microsoft have officially announced that Windows 11 will be able to run applications for Android, to a certain extent, something that until now no one thought was really possible, but here are some very surprising surprises. good for computers.
Android is the most used operating system for mobile terminals, and the presentation of Windows 11 came with an announcement regarding the fact that applications from the Amazon App Store will be available for use on computers. Now an engineer from Microsoft tells us that in fact Windows 11 will be able to run any kind of Android applications, which is normal since it can run those from Amazon's application store, normally it should it can run anything.
Android: The Incredible Announcement Brought by Windows 11 Presentation
Android is a different operating system than Windows, and until now running applications of this kind on PCs was not simple, so it is hard to say now how Microsoft thought about all the functionality. No one knows very clearly for now how exactly Windows 11 will be able to run these Android applications, but Microsoft has found a good solution for everything, otherwise it would not have announced that the applications from the Amazon App Store will be able to be used by users.
Android has millions of applications available in various application stores, and since Windows 11 will be able to run them, we will most likely be able to install applications from wherever we want, even in APK format. They can be downloaded from everywhere on the Internet, and if running in Windows 11 will be done without much effort, then for Android it would be about accessing a new market with billions of computers that many people would have liked to have there are the applications on the phones.
Android has never had applications designed to be used on PCs, so it will be very interesting to see how everything will look and work as soon as the official information is available.
