When it's time, you'll need to download the Amazon Appstore and sign into or create an Amazon account. However, you won't be able to access every Android app found in the Google Play Store.
That means you'll need to download the Amazon Appstore to access the nearly 500,000 apps available there, including Disney Plus, TikTok, Netflix, Pinterest and Uber. How you'll use it: Once Windows 11 can handle them, Android apps will be in the new Microsoft Store via Amazon's Appstore. (Here's everything to know about Android apps on Windows 11.) Though you could access Android apps on your Windows 10 PC in certain cases (like if you have a Samsung Galaxy phone), Windows 11 will mark the first time everyone will be able to download them directly onto your PC. Know, however, that support for Android apps is not part of the first shipping version of Windows 11: It will come with another release in the coming months. What it is: Android apps will be built into Windows 11 natively through the new Microsoft Store - a change Windows users have been waiting on for years.
You'll be able to download Android apps on Windows 11. Our favorite features in Windows 11 and how to use them Android apps
