Alongside the interface overhaul and the long list of new features, the original release of Windows 11 was supposed to ship with support to run Android apps. However, because the integration wasn’t ready, Microsoft decided to push it back with the promise of a working preview soon after the launch of the new version of Windows.
Now, a few screenshots have leaked onto the web showing off Android apps running on Windows 11, signaling that the integration is closer to preview.
The screenshots that were published in a Chinese forum (via WindowsLatest) show a couple of Android apps running on Windows 11. Also, it appears that Microsoft is working hard to make them feel like native apps. As you can see, it seems you will have the ability to pin them to Taskbar, and there’s support for thumbnail preview and Snap group. You will even be able to resize windows and a lot more.
While it’s still unclear when the support for Android apps will arrive on Windows 11, it is likely that at least a first preview will happen before the end of the year.
