Finally, Android Apps are Now On Windows 11
The public preview of Apps and games will be available on Windows 11 from Tuesday in the US. The latest update also brings improvements to the taskbar. All the Windows 11 PC will now show the clock and date on the taskbar. Moreover, Microsoft has redesigned Notepad and Media Player apps. Microsoft has minimum system requirements like 8GB RAM, SSD, and a compatible processor. A Chief Product Officer of Windows, Panos Panay, said, Earlier, also we were able to use android apps on Windows with the help of emulators like Bluestack. But now, there’s no need as the apps are natively supported. The Android apps will run in the same way as Windows apps run on Windows 11. However, most of the apps will run in vertical mode, as they are not meant to run in a large-screen format. The latest Windows 11 update is now rolling out globally, but the Android apps support is limited to the US.
