You can now download Android apps on Windows 11: Here's how

Microsoft is finally rolling out more features for its latest operating system, Windows 11. One highly anticipated feature is an Android app for PC, which Microsoft appears to have finally rolled out to the public. US residents can start visiting the Amazon Appstore in the Microsoft Store where they can download their favorite Android apps on their laptop or PC. However, there are some hardware requirements you need to meet before using Windows 11 to access Android apps. For one thing, your device needs at least 8 GB of RAM, as well as a supported processor and SSD. If you're eligible for this new feature, here's what you need to do: Launch the Microsoft Store, but make sure the app is running the latest version. To do this, click Get Updates and then click Library. Find the apps and games you want to download and install. Once you find these apps, download them through the Amazon Appstore. With this new Amazon Appstore preview, you can check out an extensive list of apps you won’t find on the Microsoft Store, including Kindle, Audible, and various mobile apps in partnership with Intel. According to Microsoft Chief Product Officer Panos Panay: In addition to the upcoming preview version, Microsoft will also make improvements to the Windows 11 taskbar. With the new and improved taskbar, you can share windows from open applications, easily access mute/unmute functionality, weather forecasts, and more. There will also be redesigned versions of the media player and handy notepad, making them feel brand new. Microsoft has been slowly rolling out updates to Windows 11, but that doesn’t mean they are phasing out support for Windows 10. If you're on Windows 10, you can still try out preview versions of Samsung Galaxy devices on your PC.

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