Microsoft has announced the availability of Android applications in Windows 11 – although in preview – open the door for a new experience for Windows and Android users. One of Microsoft’s latest superior features is the ability to run Android applications. It is estimated that there are around 2.56 million Android applications on the Google Play Store (through businessofapps).
Including the ability to run the application in Windows open a new market for Android developers. Business utilizes too, with the ability to use their favorite applications on a larger screen, and keep their data synchronized throughout the device. Unfortunately, when Windows 11 was released, Android compatibility did not make pieces. Microsoft promised to be released in the update in the future, and the update was only around the corner.
While Microsoft brings a public preview from its Android application support to Windows 11 on February 2022, Windows Insiders can start using features starting January 26, 2022.
Microsoft Store will confirm your machine configured correctly the next time you open it. During that time, you will be able to start downloading and using the Android application. It should be noted that, with many applications aimed at the smartphone display, the experience of using it on a desktop PC may not be ideal.
However, this can be a useful shortcut to get access to the application that you rely on is not available as a version of Windows or a browser. If you prefer not to take the steps above, you will still be able to take part in the public preview next month.