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Windows 11 is more comprehensive. Find out which Microsoft platform will support Android apps
Microsoft had previously talked years ago about Windows 10 being the
last, but the big changes in the world of smart devices contributed to
changing its decision, especially with the emergence of more systems and
changes to older systems.
The most prominent thing that Microsoft announced with its new system is its
vision of the way to link other systems and their applications, as Windows
11 will allow running Android applications easily through the support of AMD
and Intel depending on the processors. It is available on devices, which
will be a big shift for users as it will allow them to browse their apps on
phones separately from computers.
Android apps will work in an emulated way through specific techniques that
help open apps with separate windows in the form of a smartphone to work in
a normal way, a feature that some emulators provide, but in a difficult way
and requires powerful hardware. Intel's bridge technology or similar AMD
technology will help enhance connectivity between different systems, helping
to run applications developed for systems with different environments
running on Windows.
Microsoft will improve the Android App Store by collaborating with Amazon to
bring Store apps to Windows 11 users.
Microsoft Windows 11 - Lightweight and Beautiful Design
Microsoft platform will support Android apps
As the leaks mentioned, the new system will bring significant changes to the
appearance, especially the Start menu, the way windows and folders are
displayed, and even the way to search, as well as the design of windows and
folders that come with rounded corners instead. From the old design with
square corners.
And Microsoft introduced a new feature called App Snap that brings important
apps together, or shortcuts, similar to a widget, and makes them available
in a task list for easy access. Through this feature, it offers its own
applications, especially the Office package and Teams service.
Additional Windows 11 design changes:
- Change the design of the Start menu and its presence in the center with the ability to open and close it easily by clicking on it.
- Apps are made available in the task list on the Start menu, and the Recently used files option is available.
- The ability to change the location of the Start menu from the middle to the side and vice versa.
- Support to change the layout to dark mode and choose from several options.
- The rounded corners of the menu and its square-shaped appearance float on the screen separately, unlike in Windows 10.
- There is a top bar in the menu that contains search options.
- The username and launch options are located at the bottom of the Start menu.
- Streamlined and smoother file browser design.
- The windows have rounded corners.
- Support night mode in many forms.
- The search bar extends along the top menu flexibly when searching and then returns to its normal position on the left.
- When you place the mouse arrow on the box icon for the magnification, several options for choosing the size will appear automatically, and therefore it is possible to open more than one window in an easy and tidy way and in the desired place similarly. To open more than one application on the phone screen.
The Microsoft App Store has undergone significant changes in the design
level, and at the same time in the features that it will provide to users on
Windows 11.
The store will support third-party applications of all kinds, which will
allow more options and applications to the public, and it will provide
support for Android applications by allowing the installation of any
application available on the Amazon store, allowing the installation of the
most popular applications easily.
Microsoft's plan will help by deducting a small portion of subscriptions
compared to what other companies like Apple and Google do in their stores.
New changes in the store:
Support for Android apps via the Amazon Store.
The ability to download and enjoy applications such as Tik Tok, Snapchat,
and others easily.
Only 15% discount from the value of subscriptions for developers to motivate
them to develop their applications on the system, and the possibility of
bringing them without fees.
Bring important apps to the store like Microsoft Teams, Visual Studio
Disney+, Adobe Creative Cloud, Zoom, and Canva.
Enhance your gaming experience with Game Pass
Microsoft has not left the opportunity to improve its gaming services, as it
has worked to add significant improvements to the gaming experience on
Windows 11 through its improvements, especially in the Game Pass app.
Microsoft wants to extract the best from the hardware of the device to
enhance the gaming experience and support more games on any device with any
features.
It offers users over 100 games via Game Pass, and will also add more games
to help share gameplay with other platforms.
Availability of Windows 11 - Windows 11
Microsoft will allow Windows 10 owners to upgrade to its new system
for free, on various devices and processors, whether from Intel, AMD, or
Qualcomm. Windows 11 will be available to users at the end of this year in
the holiday period, while a beta version will be available during this
period to try it out.
The new system can be upgraded if the appropriate hardware is available, and
you can find out the compatibility of your device with the system through
the Microsoft tool
here.
Things that must be available in the device before updating:
- Processor with a frequency of 1 GHz or higher.
- 4 GB RAM.
- 64 GB storage disk.
- A graphics processor that supports DirectX 12.
- Screen with a resolution of 720 pixels and above.
- Some other advantages depend on the gear.