Windows 10 support Android applications with Your Phone

A few years ago, Microsoft began working internally on a new : υποστήριξη για εφαρμογές Android στο λειτουργικό Windows 10 , μια ενημέρωση που έφερνε τις εφαρμογές κινητών συσκευών στην πλατφόρμα των Windows.

The company later abandoned Windows 10 Mobile, and the plan to bring Android applications to its operating system came to a halt. Well we have good news.

Microsoft announced that the Your Phone app will be updated with new features that will allow users to run Android apps directly on their Windows 10 PCs.

This "new" application, which works mainly with phones , allows Android devices to sync phones with PCs running Windows 10.

This allows them to access photo gallery, receive phone notifications on the Windows desktop, and more.

Theoretically, it sounds very practical, but on the other hand the project needed huge improvements. For example, updating notifications was often a painfully slow process that took longer than it should. So in the end it did not make sense if anyone wanted to know what was going on in their phone.

But Microsoft did not stop and partnered with Samsung for an even more innovative feature that would allow users to run Android applications on Windows 10.

Compared to Microsoft 's original plan for 10 Windows Mobile, Windows 10 users will not be allowed to install Android applications directly, but to run them from their mobile devices. This means that your Samsung phone must be connected to Windows 10 through the Your Phone app.

Android applications will run smoothly, and you will be able to pin them to the Windows taskbar, even if they are installed on your Samsung smartphone. Additionally, they will appear with the Alt + Tab application shortcut, along with Windows applications and Microsoft Edge tabs.

These apps will run in their own dedicated window outside of the “Your Phone” app, so it will almost be an Android app running on Windows 10, but powered by a mobile που είναι συνδεδεμένη στον you.

But there are limitations, and Microsoft names a few:

  • Only the Galaxy Note20 will be supported for a start, and more devices will come later
  • Not all Android applications will be supported
  • Some applications may only support touch
  • Some applications may not allow desktop mirroring
  • Some applications may display a black screen instead of the user interface
  • Running multiple applications side-by-side will be allowed later

"A phone rings while you work on your computer. It's the last thing you want. The application "your Phone” by Microsoft and on select Samsung devices, allows you to keep up with your work by allowing you to receive calls, check for notifications, view photos and messages, all from your Windows 10 PC. Now, on the Samsung Galaxy Note20, you can access and interact with your favorite mobile apps directly on your Windows 10 PC through the “Your Phone” app; he said Microsoft.

As for the Samsung phones that will support all of these features, this is something to look out for.

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