[Prometheus2021]

What is your take on the possibility of the new Windows Core OS device running Android apps? Is it a good way to bridge the app gap? Or will this be another Project Astoria type scenario doom to fail?
#AskDanWindows

[TechFreak1]

[Golfdriver97]

You already can: https://www.bluestacks.com/

[N_LaRUE]

You already can: https://www.bluestacks.com/

I don't think this is what they were asking.

[Prometheus2021]

You already can: https://www.bluestacks.com/

Not at all what I was referring to. Bluestacks is a laggy emulator (at least for me) also full of bloatware. If MS were to port Android apps, would they revive Project Astoria or work with someone like Bluestacks and build an emulator from the ground up, designed and optimized to work in the Windows Core OS? That's what I was referring to.
By the way some apps like Snapchat do not work with emulators, so if MS decided to go that route they have a little bump on that road.

[Akshay M]

The Apps related to IOT(Internet of Things), the apps which can help you to connect to your Home Appliances, Suppose you just keep some food in microwave while leaving for office, you come back in evening, while you are on the way to home, with the help of your mobile Application you are able to switch on and control the microwave, you reach home and your food is already hot, this is just an example of IOT, another example could be turning your AC on during the way back to home, so that you do not have to wait your room to get cool!