Well-known high-end technology website The Verge editor, WinRumors site founder Tom Warren broke the news on Twitter, Microsoft Windows 10 system, the consumer preview version will be January 21, 2015 release, more importantly Wire is, Windows 10 will support Android system applications program.
Windows 10 is Microsoft's first cross-platform operating system for Microsoft's mobile market strategy is extremely important that the system can be used for PC, smartphone, tablet, or even a game console Xbox One. The Verge of high-end editing Tom Warren on Twitter broke the news that Microsoft will hold conference in January 21, 2015 launch of Windows 10 Consumer Preview, he finally confirmed that the operating system will support Android applications.
It is well known that Microsoft Windows system is too many applications on mobile device platforms greatest weakness, developers slow updates, Windows Phone users often only a few months after obtaining updates in iOS App and Android, The latest version of the program in order to spend, no matter how Microsoft fawn or encourage developers, Windows Phone is still difficult to attract developers. To this end each Microsoft Windows platform unified resolution will allow the advantages of the PC can be extended to mobile device platforms, if Windows 10 really able to support Android App, the move complements the biggest drawback of Windows Mobile devices, support for Windows desktop software, Android software again Windows Metro Plus program, so that Windows 10 is still very people look forward to.
Windows 10 supports the Android emulator program mainly through the implementation, there are many third-party simulator can accomplish this function, but not high degree of stability and support, Microsoft is likely to Android emulator built-in Windows 10. Of course, Microsoft is not built-in Google Play, Android developers can program directly to the latest Windows Store shelves.
Source: https://twitter.com/tomwarren
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