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Some time a go there was said Microsoft would ad the possibility to use Ios and Android apps. Lot's of news but nothing about this.
Universal = app for all Windows variants (desktop, tablet + phone)^ A universal app is not the same thing as an app ported from iOS or Android.
Universal = app for all Windows variants (desktop, tablet + phone)
Ported app = IOS or Android app configured to work on Windows Phone (Won't necessarily work on Windows desktop, etc)
Does that sum it up?
Universal = app for all Windows variants (desktop, tablet + phone)
Ported app = IOS or Android app configured to work on Windows Phone (Won't necessarily work on Windows desktop, etc)
Does that sum it up?
Good pointYou forgot, a Universal Ported app would be an iOS or Android app configured to work on Windows (desk, tab & phone) and on Xbox. Also, non-ported universal apps work on Xbox too.
Ah yes, I forgot about all the other Windows platforms.Almost. I prefer to say that a universal app is an app that runs on MS' UAP (universal app platform), which will be available on W10 (desktops, laptops, servers, Xbox One, large tablets), W10M (small tablets and phones) and Windows IoT (Raspberry, HoloLens, etc). The UAP will become available on other devices and OSes too, over time.
Apps ported from Android will apparently be phone-only, I.e. they can never be universal apps. Apps ported from iOS can potentially be universal apps, but don't necessarily have to be.
Until Windows 10 Mobile is officially released nobody knows.Yes i know that but when, how, is ther news are there apps etc
Ohh sorry wrong topic.^ A universal app is not the same thing as an app ported from iOS or Android.
