New images of running Android apps on Windows 11 have been released

Last month, the Windows Bree Android (WSA) subsystem was spotted in the Microsoft Store, indicating that work on developing Android applications on Windows 11 is underway. Images have now been released by a Microsoft whistleblower showing the use of some Android apps on the new version of Windows.

Microsoft whistleblower named Makazeu And these pictures by the Chinese social network “Bilibili” Shared One of which shows the WeChat application. The second image apparently shows the Android version of the Chinese Bilibili app on Windows.

According to the provided images, you can see evidence of the ability to “support multiple windows”, however, users can open supported applications in multiple windows.

In addition, Windows 11 Android apps act like Windows apps, so users can move them to the taskbar or resize the window.

Previous revelations about the Microsoft Store had partially identified the system required by the WSA. Users need Windows 11 build 22,000 or later, a 64-bit x86 or ARM processor, and 8GB of RAM to run it. It is also said to be available on the new Xbox consoles.

Microsoft has partnered with Amazon to add support for Android apps to Windows 11, and the apps run through the Amazon App Store using Intel Bridge technology. According to Intel, the technology is a “runtime compiler that allows applications to run naturally like devices with an x86 processor.” Like Windows.

Microsoft has only announced that this feature will be available “soon”. Therefore, it can be concluded that we will most likely not see it until the release of Windows 11 in the second half of 2022. This version of Windows may be released to all users sometime in October 2022.