Windows 11 to Launch Without Android App Support

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 is projected to start rolling out on October 5, but given this date is just around the corner, many are wondering the company still has enough time to bring some of the features is already announced to the Windows Insider program and then get it ready for the launch. One of the most anticipated features in Windows 11 is support for Android apps, which should allow users to run apps built for Google’s mobile operating system right on their desktops. Published in the Microsoft Store but linking to the Amazon Appstore, the Android apps would technically bring together two of the most popular operating systems out there, with Windows 11 users allowed to run them without the need for any other third-party software such as BlueStacks. But as it turns out, Android app support wouldn’t be available at launch, as Microsoft needs additional time to develop this particular feature. Coming to insiders first The compan...