Windows 10 will run Android apps in 2015

Windows 10 will run Android apps in 2015
(Technewonline) In an effort to close the gap on applications for Android and iOS, Microsoft is likely to accept applications on the Android platform running Windows 10 in next year.


According to the website Zdnet, internal Microsoft has a lot of debate about relying in Android to do various apps on Windows Phone, so far not much information is revealed about the final decision, but according to a source close, Microsoft still see working with Android as an option when launching Windows 10 in 2015.

Since the acquisition of Nokia, Microsoft is constantly seeking to narrow the gap with rivals Google and Android. Windows 10 was developed to accomplish this goal with promise for developers that their applications will be running on all three platforms are PC, smartphones and tablets running Windows.


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   This was presented with valuable technology professionals is a true act of Microsoft but likely target gap of applications will not achieve expectations. Accordingly, there are fears that the application running on a PC requires a lot more resources than modern smartphones. Therefore, the handshake with the new Android proposed salty though Microsoft  don't like with it.

But despite the fact Microsoft has accepted the run Android apps on Windows 10, the trouble with programmers of the company has not yet stopped. The independent developers still need some time to determine whether Windows 10 money more attractive two platforms Android and iOS or not.



For his part, besides the proposed cooperation with Android, Microsoft is encourage team DX (Developer Experience) to create a plan to attract independent developers succeed, which is parallel to "seduce" the group of young entrepreneurs, recruit students to participate in developing the ecosystem for Windows 10 application.


                                                                                                                                        (Follow: Zdnet)

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