Microsoft announced an interesting new feature for Android app developers this week. Developers can now add support for Windows 11 to their creations. Applications can be Ported to Windows 11 via Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)and the only condition imposed by Microsoft is that the developer has an Amazon Appstore developer account.

The news for Windows 11 went unnoticed amid the company’s announcement of some bigger features; such as native support for RAR files, a novelty that is already being tested for users of the Windows Insider Program, in addition to Copilot AI. In a press release, Microsoft emphasized the following:To better wrap your application and ensure seamless testing and publishing, see the developer resources for handling window resizing and implementing your own mapping in the new form factor.“.

More Android Apps in Windows 11

Microsoft has opened the door and will allow developers to implement support for Android apps in Windows 11, but to do so, they need to make sure the interface works well with keyboard and mouse and is approved during the testing phase. For this reason, It should be a few months before more Android apps come to Windows. The process of adapting the interface, ensuring the functionality of the mouse and keyboard, and obtaining approval during the testing phase is a long way developed by Microsoft to ensure the quality of the Applications.

In any case, thanks to the company’s greater openness and the inclusion of more Android apps in Windows 11, users will soon be able to download a wide variety of apps on Microsoft’s operating system. Something that for the vast majority of users should be considered long-awaited news. It remains to be hoped that the implementation of applications in the Windows operating system will not take much time.

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Source: Twicktown

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