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Introduced earlier this year, Windows Subsystem for Android allows users to access multiple Android applications directly on Windows 11 computers, although there are some technical specifications required. While the experience and library are not entirely similar to those on phones or Chromebooks because users default to using the Amazon Appstore to download Android applications instead of the Play Store, overall, this is an interesting new feature for PC users.
Android applications on Windows 11 running version 12.1
If you haven't installed Windows 11 yet, you can download and install it directly here:
In a recent blog post, Microsoft has outlined the future of Windows Subsystem for Android, starting with a new update for Windows Insider users on the Dev Channel. The most notable feature of this update is Windows 11 using Android 12.1 to run applications. However, the report also emphasizes that some applications may no longer be compatible.
Other enhancements include changes to Android's network connections, allowing users to connect to local devices such as compatible speakers like Chromecast, improved mouse and keyboard support, as well as some necessary bug fixes to support cameras. Additionally, the installation app for Windows Subsystem for Android has been completely redesigned and more deeply integrated into the Windows 11 system.
- If you're unsure how to download and play Android games on Windows 11, you can refer to the tutorial shared below and follow the steps.
Below is the full release note:
https://Mytour.vn/ung-dung-android-tren-windows-11-som-chay-tren-android-12-1-30301n.aspx
- Windows Subsystem for Android has been updated to Android 12.1.
- Advanced Networking is now enabled by default on newer Windows x64 builds.
- Updated installation app for Windows Subsystem for Android.
CPU Profiler recording feature now operational with Windows Subsystem for Android.
Windows Taskbar now displays which Android apps are using the microphone and location.
Improved Android app notifications displayed as Windows notifications.
Reduced flickering when apps are restored from minimized state.
Apps no longer restart when the device is disconnected in sleep mode on recent Windows builds.
New hardware video decoding (VP8 and VP9).
Fixed virtual keyboard issue within the app.
Bug fixes for full-screen Android apps and auto-hide Taskbar.
Windows Subsystem for Android updated with Chromium WebView 100.
Added support for Android NetworkLocationProvider in addition to GpsLocationProvider.
Improved overall stability, performance, and reliability.
