Microsoft has sought to integrate applications from other systems into Windows, but not always with the expected success. The last approach comes with Windows 11, where you want Android apps to run natively and without dependencies.
This integration was expected soon, but after all it could be beaten by Huawei. The Chinese giant is expected to introduce native support for Android applications on Windows within days, paving the way everyone has been waiting for.
Since its approach to the notebook market, Huawei has adopted a posture of integrating its entire ecosystem. You want to federate all your devices and make sure that they work in a transparent and transversal way, always in a simple and intuitive way.
At the same time, it has been able to evolve and bring new features to improve this transversal use. So it makes sense that we can use the smartphone within Windows, like a mirror, but also with applications, albeit indirectly.
The brand now seems ready to take its concept even further and will bring something to Windows that everyone is looking for. You should be able to run Android apps right on your laptops, without any reliance on your smartphones.
This news is expected to be revealed during an event that has been prepared for September 13. In this same event, the brand is expected to unveil other novelties, namely 2 laptops, the MateBook 13S and 14S, with 13 and 14 inches. The ability to run Android apps should be on the 14-inch model.
To achieve this, Huawei will use a mechanism that the brand itself has created, as it has done on previous occasions. She has started to depend on herself to create the alternatives she needs and seeks, which has been the driving force behind the brand’s differentiation.
If he presents this news, Huawei will be able to beat Microsoft in its own field. There is a clear advantage for Huawei, because it already has its app store, no longer dependent on third parties. Microsoft seems to be on the right track, but ended up postponing this promised novelty.
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