"Microsoft shows us how to port Android apps to Windows 10"

InsplisityInsplisity
edited May 2015 in General Discussion
This could be really huge: http://bgr.com/2015/05/01/windows-10-android-apps-video-demo/

Just imagine tapping into an extra market of millions potential users!
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  • AppsApps
    It was just exactly what I was looking into yesterday, searching for an app maker for windows platform.
    Very interesting.
  • holyoak.comholyoak.com
    edited May 2015
    This would not be for desktop apps, just mobile. And Microsoft's market share is so small it probably wouldn't be much better than porting to Blackberry (which I did a while back and didn't have much success with, although I did get a free Blackberry phone out of it).
  • InsplisityInsplisity
    As far as I understand, Windows 10 will enable users to port their Android based mobile apps to Windows 10 desktop OS. Based on http://www.theverge.com/2015/4/29/8511439/microsoft-windows-10-android-ios-apps-bridges, they want these apps to run on Windows desktop and mobile devices.

    But, maybe I'm just interpreting stuff the way I want to hear it. ;)
  • holyoak.comholyoak.com
    Running Android apps on Chrome actually sounds a lot more promising to me:

  • holyoak.comholyoak.com
    Actually what would be really nice is a way to port Android apps to iOS. :)

    I don't get requests from people that want my apps available for Blackberry or Windows; it's iOS that they want.
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