Windows 10 is the great operating system that the Redmond company is going to launch to regain its high level in the world of computers. A smartphone version will also arrive, which will have much less market dominance. However, its compatibility with Android applications is now a possibility.
Windows 10 needs it
It is Paul Thurrott who says that it will be so, that the new version of the operating system will be compatible with Android applications. It is not the first time that Android apps compatibility has been discussed in non-Android operating systems, but this new information is really interesting for the new Windows 10 to achieve greater relevance. The objective is, probably, to attract users, and to capture application schedules. Since it is easy for Android apps to run on Windows 10, many developers will make a little effort to make the app available on the Redmond operating system as well. And from there, if they gain an audience, they could consider creating a native application.
Isn't it more interesting to switch to Android?
The funny thing is that we have already known that the company has launched a ROM based on Android but with Windows functions for smartphones like Xiaomi. Perhaps it would be much better for the company to dedicate itself to Android entirely. After all, Android is a free operating system. It is clear that they do not want to give up Windows 10, but they would reach a much wider audience, and could begin to gain more users for the rest of their platforms, such as Windows 10 for computers, Xbox One, or in the future smartphones that already have own operating system. Be that as it may, Microsoft realizes the need to have the large number of Android applications, and this may be the best possible strategy. We will finally see what is new in Windows 10 when it is finally released in the summer.