Microsoft has launched a clever plan that will make it a lot easier to bring iOS and Android apps on Windows 10 phones, tables and PCs.

The company released the first version of the Windows Bridge for iOS yesterday, giving app developers their first look at the tools to get there. The tool is still in early stage, but Microsoft is enlisting the help of developers to improve it as fast as possible.

This is good for both Users and Microsoft because it is obvious that Microsoft is planning to overthrow Apple and take over its dominance in smartphones, as Windows Phone becomes more competitive with more apps.

Possible.? Of course yes; once iOS developers discover that more money is coming from Windows, they’ll adjust priorities accordingly and start releasing their new apps and features for Windows 10 first.

Smart Huh?

Well, that’s for Apple and Microsoft to worry about.

Microsoft also announced that its tools for bringing web apps to Windows are now available through the Visual Studio development suite.

Meanwhile, the similar tool that will let developers bring Android apps to Windows is in invite-only private testing.

And finally, a third tool for bringing Windows 7 and 8 apps to Windows 10 will be available next year.

The apps will still remain core iOS-Android-Web apps but also Windows apps. Smart Move.

Is that all?

Ofcourse Not; the company is also interested in letting Android users install Windows 10 on their Android devices.

Honestly Microsoft is full of surprises and Windows 10 is just amazing. The company is leaving no stone un-turned in their effort to push Windows10 to as many people as possible.

Once the feature is ready, you will be able to run Android and iOS Apps on Windows 10 phones.

Source: http://www.naijatecharena.com/great-android-and-ios-apps-are-coming-to-windows-10/

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will the apps be linked to GooglePlay?