Microsoft’s desire to expand its platform of applications available for Windows 10 Mobile led to create two very important projects.
But if in previous versions of the component dedicated to Android was present, this has now been removed from the latest build, not sure you can come back anytime soon.
Microsoft’s idea is to convert directly the Android and iOS applications, then using specific modules on Windows 10 Mobile. For it is in motion the creation of Astoria Islandwood projects.
The Android side, with Astoria, is the two that are most advanced, with the possibility of already running applications of this operating system in Windows 10 Mobile, as recently discovered.
But the latest build of Windows 10 Mobile, launched last week, has shown that all Android components were removed from the mobile operating system from Microsoft and it is no longer possible to have any Android application to run.
This change is not in the list of changes that Microsoft has made to its operating system and neither known whether these components will come back soon to Windows 10 Mobile.
Even though both the most advanced project, the Astoria has no announced release date and so can at any time be paused, even representing something so important to Windows 10 Mobile.
There is also no indication that will be in Windows 10 Mobile that Microsoft will present the import process of Android applications to your store applications. These tests have passed with positive results, with only a few details so you can start to use.
This may well one of the greatest revolutions that Microsoft will be able to bring the change of mobile operating systems and will guarantee that their ecosystem gains a new life, more feared applications, something most users complained.
This change has now been applied may be only way to ensure that Windows 10 Mobile is ready in a short time, and then resume its development.
It should be awaited the arrival of a new build of Windows 10 Mobile to understand if Microsoft has regressed in its Astoria project or if it was just a temporary change .
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