How to run Android apps on a PC (Windows 10 users only). A new update from Microsoft makes this possible through the Your Phone app.

Windows 10 Your Phone: You can now run many Android apps at once – but with lots of bugs Microsoft gives users a bridge between Windows 10 and Android devices, but it's not ready for prime time.

Microsoft Your Phone now supports running multiple Android apps on Windows 10 for Insiders. The functionality only works with select Android phones.

Microsoft wants to increase the number of apps available for smartphones, tablets, and other devices running Windows 10 by giving developers tools to easily port their Android, iOS, web, and ...

Windows 10 Your Phone also has an Apps feature which allows users to simply run a number of Android apps on the desktop just like they were actual native Windows apps.

Some apps are only available on Android, which is a shame if you want to use them on a full Windows screen. Here's how to run Android apps in Windows.

Based on Windows Central's brief blurb, Microsoft may be aiming for something even more seamless that would let users install Android apps from its Microsoft Store.

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Microsoft has announced today that Windows 10 customers with devices running the latest Insider build can launch and interact with multiple Android apps directly on their computers' desktops.

When it comes to Microsoft's mobile future, everything is on the table, including the possibility of running Android apps to fill in the 'app gap'. Windows 10 for phone is not even out the door ...

Want to run your favorite Android applications on your Windows desktop? BlueStacks has an app for that.

Recent complaints about Android apps not working on Windows 11/10 have come from Windows users who run the Windows Subsystem for Android. Some people’s Android apps launch but regularly crash.