Android apps are also integrated into Alt + Tab and Task view. You can also pin them to your Start menu or Taskbar and interact with them via mouse, touch or pen input. Until they release that function to the general public, the only way to play Android apps in Windows is to install an Emulator like Bluestacks or Nox. The company claims that running Android apps and games on Windows 11 will feel familiar and you can easily run these apps side-by-side with the help of the new Snap Layouts feature. Soon you will be able to play Android apps natively in Windows 11, they are currently testing that functionality on the Insider program.
As per the company, your PC needs to have at least 8GB of RAM, an SSD along with 8th-generation Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8c processor or higher. Apart from this, you’ll also have to keep few system requirements in mind in addition to the Windows 11 base requirements. You’ll also need to set your PC’s region to the United States and to access the Amazon app store, you’ll need an Amazon account that is US-based. If you want to try it early: for the rudimental readme, I'm going to update in the f… - ADeltaX 1634939977000 If you want to try out the Android app on Windows 11, you first need to join the Windows Insider Beta channel.
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