Thanks to the latest Windows 11 update, all users can now run Android apps natively on their PCs. Prior to this update, Android app support was a beta feature exclusive to Windows 11 Insiders, but ...

Windows 11 has a new feature now available to beta testers. Here's how you can install Android apps on Windows 11 right now.

Back in June, Microsoft announced that Android apps will work on its latest operating system. But Windows 11 has arrived with Android app support still in development.

One notable announcement was that, starting with Windows 11, PCs will be able to run Android apps. Logically, Microsoft would partner with the Google Play Store to offer Android apps on its platforms.

How do Android apps work on Windows 11? Apps can be loaded through the Microsoft Store, which will list apps that point to the Amazon Appstore for you to load and install.

With Microsoft's announcement of Windows 11 today, they also revealed that users would soon be able to run Android apps directly on the desktop.

It's now possible to run Android apps in Windows 11 via the Amazon App Store. Here are some of our favorite apps that you can use today.

Microsoft is now letting Windows 11 testers run Android apps. It’s a new feature that will bring mobile apps and games to Windows 11 soon.

Windows 11 will support Android apps, but that doesn't mean you have to wait until later this year to run them on your PC.

Windows 11’s new Android app functionality will also be available on AMD devices, despite the fact that the feature is powered by Intel Bridge — software made by its biggest competitor.

Microsoft's Windows-to-Android bridge now lets Windows 10 users run multiple Android apps simultaneously, but only on select Samsung Galaxy devices – and there's a long list of caveats about ...