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Windows 11 beta users can now try Android apps
Android apps not available upon Windows 11 release
Initial batch of 50 apps available to try from MS Store

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Android apps now available for Windows 11 beta testers

Name: Android apps now available for Windows 11 beta testers
Uploaded: 2021-10-21T18:29:40.000+05:30
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Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Windows 11 beta testers can now install Android apps on their laptops through the Microsoft Store.

Windows 11 beta testers can now install Android apps on their laptops through the Microsoft Store.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Android apps now available for Windows 11 beta testers

Windows 11 beta testers can now install Android apps on their laptops through the Microsoft Store.

The functionality to use Android apps on Windows was advertised during the Windows 11 launch, but was not available upon release.

Also Read: Microsoft announces Windows 11 with new design, support for Android apps

An initial batch of 50 Android apps, including games like Lords Mobile and Coin Master, and apps like Kindle, are available for Windows beta users to try.

Microsoft claims that Android apps will be indistinguishable from Windows native apps on the platform, and will support all features like notifications and clipboard data sharing.