Windows 10 preview version amazing discovery Built-in complete Android subsystem

Microsoft announced the project Astoria in the opening of the Build2015 conference. The Win 10 system will embed an Android subsystem, which is intended to make up for its vacancies by relying on the latter's application ecosystem. In Microsoft's latest public Win 10 preview version of the Build 10149 system upgrade package, foreign media found that "Projecta" file occupies nearly 1/3 of the entire 300MB upgrade package. The previously embedded Android subsystem has finally officially appeared.

This embedded file system has tools such as adbd, Android debugger daemon and local Hyper-V driver.

According to Microsoft's official website description, the converted Android application can directly use the Windows Phone system's own keyboard, built-in copy and paste function, and the sharing menu will seamlessly connect to the Windows Phone's Share Contract. Most common APIs are available in Windows Phone.

Before, Microsoft has officially launched the "Project Astoria" homepage, allowing developers to sign up and participate in the program, as well as explaining the details of "compatibility".

No matter whether it is completely transferred to Android, Microsoft seems to be ready to incorporate Android into its own ecology. As for love or kill, as the audience, we wait and see.