Microsoft has been at the top of its game with the Windows OS.
This company has gone through thick and thin and faced tough competitors in the PC world, but it has remained to be a favorite of many computer users across the world.
However, something went seriously wrong with the launch of Windows 8. This OS was not liked by many Windows users and it was largely criticized for its lack of a Start Menu button as with the previous versions of the OS. Microsoft was quick to realize this mistake and moved in swiftly with a new update to the OS, which is the Windows 10. This OS brings back the Start Menu and for sure, it will be loved by many, including those who had fallen in love with the previous Windows 8 since it comes with a combination of both features of Windows 7, 8 and other new ones meant for Windows 10.
An in-built Windows 10 Android emulator will improve cross-platform compatibility
As a loyal user of Windows OS, I believe it would be an interesting thing to see the new Windows 10 come preinstalled with an Android emulator. This is true because many Android users will love to have some or even all of their Android apps on their PC and the only way to do this is by using an Android emulator like BlueStacks. While this would represent a very radical change by Microsoft, it would come at a huge benefit for the company. Cross platform compatibility is what Microsoft is looking for and with this addition it will be doing what has never been done before.
Windows 10 has been emphasizing the aspect of cross platform compatibility and if it were to include this feature in its latest release, then it will have achieved a huge part of its target of becoming a cross platform OS. An in-built Android emulator will mean that users of Android devices will be able to bring the entire Android environment to the desktop. In this way, Microsoft will definitely gain more users for Windows 10 in addition to improving the company’s recently damaged PR.
Android has been a huge success in the recent past and it seems this is nowhere near stopping. The best thing for Microsoft to do is to simply join the Android world as it seems beating them will be a huge task. Microsoft cab take advantage of the success Android has seen and the popularity of the OS by introducing their official emulator so that users can easily download and install apps from the Google Play Store and use them on their PCs.
Windows 10 is expected to change things when it is launched and with the inclusion of an Android emulator, this could be the biggest change for Windows 10. However, this is something like a prayer to Microsoft and if someday this prayer is answered, it would be amazing if this day was to be very soon.
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