Android in Windows 10 Mobile getting closer. How is this possible? One of the most interesting novelties presented by Microsoft during this year’s conference was Project Build 2015 Astoria. It is to enable application developers to easily and quickly transfer programs with an Android and iOS to Windows 10 Mobile. The shared few days ago a test build mobile operating system found files that indicate that Microsoft is slowly transferred Android to Windows 10 Mobile.
Draft Astoria is one the ways to encourage developers to publish their applications on the Windows platform 10 Mobile. The remedy for a relatively small (compared to Apple’s App Store and Google Play) number of applications available on the Windows Store will be allowing developers to easily and quickly transfer applications written with the aim of platforms Android and iOS to Windows 10. During the conference, Build 2015 we had the opportunity to see how they work on Windows 10 Mobile productions straight from the operating system from Google, and even native code used in iOS. In a statement made a few days ago compile a test Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview Build 10149 files found suggesting that Microsoft is slowly alliance to provide Project Astoria wider range of users. This may indicate the presence of occupying 300 MB upgrade package called design , which represents one third of the Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview build 10149th In that package were sewn dynamic library (DLL) file system and runtime environment designed for applications with Android, drivers Hyper-V and native, as well as tools such as adbd (Android Debugger Daemon). Android subsystem along with translator (wrapper), OpenGL ES can be found in the System32 folder.
Unfortunately at the moment it is not known when Microsoft decides to make available functions that allow developers to move their applications from Android and iOS to Windows 10 Mobile.
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