Microsoft announced that a Windows 11 update next month will deliver a public beta for using Android apps on laptops and desktops.
One of the best Windows 11 features is support for Android apps, but that feature is still in the works. If you want to use Android apps on a Windows 11 PC today, you have to join the Windows 11 Insider beta program to start testing the feature. It’s also worth noting that this isn’t the Google Play store experience from your smartphone. Microsoft and Google haven’t partnered to bring the full Android app experience to Windows devices yet. But the former is still interested in letting you run some of the popular Android apps on your desktop or laptop. And the good news is a Windows 11 public beta is coming soon. Getting Windows 11 to run Android apps right now is fairly challenging. After becoming an Insider, you’ll have to be on the Beta Channel. Then you will have to select the United States as your home country.
