Microsoft remains to be a software giant but it needs to innovate and keep up with the rest of the mobile world, specifically, the Android community. There have been many attempts but they seem to be unsuccessful. This time, Android apps may work better and seamlessly on Windows 11 with the introduction of Windows Insider […]
Microsoft remains to be a software giant but it needs to innovate and keep up with the rest of the mobile world, specifically, the Android community. There have been many attempts but they seem to be unsuccessful. This time, Android apps may work better and seamlessly on Windows 11 with the introduction of Windows Insider Program. This follows earlier efforts of allowing Android apps to run on Windows in partnership with Amazon. Microsoft has started working with Intel and Amazon to further improve the experience especially on devices powered by Qualcomm, AMD, and Intel processors.
