Winlator is an emulator that allows you to run Windows apps and games on Android devices. By utilizing Wine, Box86, and Box64, it supports both x86 and x64 software.

You don't need an Android phone to run apps designed for the platform.

Android apps are going to stop working on Windows 11 come March 5, 2025, and users aren't happy about that.

The third way to get Android apps running is via the BlueStacks application. This app creates a virtual environment on your PC which lets you run any Android app from the Play store.

The current preview version for Windows Insiders allows users to continue Android apps on the PC with Windows 11. However, this is initially limited to Spotify.

Running Android apps on Chromebooks often feels inconsistent -- some apps run flawlessly, while others struggle with lag or compatibility issues. For a laptop experience, this simply isn't acceptable.

Microsoft is finally testing native clipboard sync between Windows 11 and Android. The feature arrives in Windows 11 insider ...