The Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) is an optional feature that allows you to run Android apps on Windows PCs. Officially, it’s only available for Windows 11. But third-party developers have ...

I have been writing about Windows since the days of Windows 3.1. As you can imagine, I have seen a lot of Windows operating systems come and go during that time. The one thing that all of these ...

With the release of Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) 2301.40000.4.0, Microsoft has taken another important step in providing a more consistent user experience across all Windows PCs. The update ...

Windows Subsystem for Android is one of the very few unique Windows 11 features that differentiate it from Windows 10. Thanks to WSA, customers could run Android apps on their computers if there are ...

I'm a bit disappointed in this. I often camp where there's no WiFi and cellular data is very expensive so I've installed the Android versions of several media apps into the Android subsystem for ...

Microsoft recently introduced Windows Subsystem for Android or better known as WSA. It is a feature that allows users to run Android apps on their PC without using an emulator. However, inside the WSA ...

SteamOS failed on their first try due to a lack of content that could run on the platform. Their second try would have flopped too if they didn't add that compatibility layer for all those Windows ...

Android 13 is now available in preview on Windows 11. To test the latest version of Android on Windows 11, users need to enroll in the Windows Subsystem for Android Preview Program, which is separate ...

Windows 11, with its Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), allows users to access almost all popular Android apps directly from the Microsoft Store. The WSA on Windows 11 mirrors the functionality of ...

The Windows Subsystem for Android update also includes graphics fixes and settings updates. The Windows Subsystem for Android update also includes graphics fixes and settings updates. Tom Warren is a ...

Running Android apps on Windows has always been possible thanks to emulators, but it’s gotten a lot better with the Windows Subsystem for Android. Now, Microsoft is really proving just how good it is ...