Windows 11 insiders are already running the first Android apps

Η επιτρέπει στους insiders των Windows 11 να δοκιμάσουν εφαρμογές Android στο σύστημά τους. Μια έκδοση ς του Windows Subsystem for Android, που άρχισε να κυκλοφορεί για τους insiders των Windows 11 σήμερα, δίνει πρόσβαση σε εφαρμογές από το Amazon Appstore.

So insiders with Intel, AMD and Qualcomm processors can try Android apps on Windows 11.
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Applications can be downloaded through the Microsoft Store, which will display them but then direct you to the Amazon Appstore for download and installation.

Android applications can run in parallel with other Windows applications, will appear in the taskbar, and you can pin them to the Start menu or taskbar.

"You can view Android app notifications in Action Center or share your clipboard from a Windows application to your Android application." he says the Android integration team.

"We have developed the experience based on accessibility. "Many Windows accessibility settings apply to Android applications, and we're working with Amazon to offer more enhancements."

Microsoft has partnered with Amazon to develop 50 applications for Windows Insiders so they can test them in Windows 11. Συμπεριλαμβάνουν παιχνίδια για κινητά όπως τα Lords Mobile, June's Journey και Coin Master. Υπάρχουν επίσης εφαρμογές ανάγνωσης όπως το και παιδικές εφαρμογές όπως το Lego Duplo World ή το Khan Academy Kids.

Fifty applications is a small one of the more than 3 million apps currently available in the Google Play Store and more than 600.000 in the Amazon Appstore.

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