A big piece of news out of Microsoft BUILD today: developers can convert their apps written in Objective C for iOS devices into Windows 10 applications. A tool that Microsoft plans to release will ...

Got a Windows 11 PC and an Android phone? Microsoft wants to make using apps across those devices a seamless experience ...

Got an Android phone? Like what you see up there? Windows 10 is due out this summer, and Microsoft is bringing it to all sorts of devices – even Android phones. Yes, really.

At Microsoft’s BUILD event today, the company dropped huge news that Android support is coming to Windows 10 so developers can reuse the majority of their code. The company will use Android app ...

First and foremost, upon Windows 10’s launch, developers will only be able to bring Web apps to the Windows Store. The Win32, Android, and iOS app toolkits will not be ready in time.

Android apps will behave like a native Windows application; they run in their own app windows and can be pinned to your Windows taskbar and Start menu. And since everything runs off your phone ...

With the launch of Windows 10 now less than a month away, Microsoft is offering more information on how developers who create apps for other platforms can convert them to work natively on the ...

This is how Microsoft plans to woo Android users to switch over to its own platform. Microsoft is testing a new ROM that enables Android smartphone users to test Windows 10 on their handsets.