Windows 11 is now getting a big update that brings support for Android apps, new Taskbar functionality, and revamped Music Player and Notes app.
One of the biggest attractions in Windows 11 is native support for Android apps. Microsoft demonstrated how Android apps would work on Windows but, unfortunately, it was not ready in time for users to experience it. Last month, Microsoft said Android app support will arrive in February along with other improvements. Well, it is here. Windows 11 now supports downloading and using Android apps through Amazon Appstore, which, though, is still in preview. Microsoft has announced that over 1,000 apps and games are now available from the Amazon Appstore on Windows 11. This is a dramatically bigger catalogue than what was available on Windows 11 during the testing period. Apps such as Uber, Audible, TikTok and games like Subway Surfers are now available for download, but you need to ensure if your PC will support them. Microsoft has certain minimum system requirements that your PC needs to meet, such as 8GB of RAM, an SSD, and a compatible processor.
