Some time ago, while announcing that it will completely stop supporting Windows 10 systems in October 2025, Microsoft has not stopped updating the existing Windows 11, and has recently updated to support running more Android apps on computers, which is to turn the computer into a "large-screen version of the phone"?
Support for Android subsystem, Windows 11 open Amazon Appstore
To ask what is the biggest difference between Windows 11 and Windows 10, that is, support for Android subsystem, many people have also upgraded to Windows 11 because of this feature. After a long period of testing, Windows 11 is now officially supporting Windows Subsystem for Android.
Currently working with Windows 11 is the Amazon Appstore, which recently announced access to 30 regions and markets and opened the store to more users. As Microsoft's officially certified Android subsystem app store, the Amazon Appstore entering the market can allow Windows 11 to run more Android apps, in other words, is the computer about to become a "large-screen version of the phone" (suddenly found a fish artifact [see])
At the same time, the Android subsystem of Windows 11 will also add a number of new features through the July update, and the current preview version has been iterated to 2306.40000.1.0.
However, the Android subsystem alone has not been able to fully satisfy Windows 11 users, and the Windows 11 system has been complained by users because of pop-up dialog boxes, drop-down menus becoming transparent and other bugs, which Microsoft has also made some improvements in subsequent updates, and GPT-4 is fully connected to Windows 11.
GPT-4 is fully connected to Windows 11 and has been launched in developer preview
As early as the end of May, Microsoft announced at the developer conference that it would fully integrate GPT-4 into Windows 11, and launched the developer preview version of Windows Copilot on June 30, opening up the family bucket of Windows and ChatGPT.
However, to use Windows Copilot, you also need to install Windows Build 23493 or later in the developer channel, as well as Microsoft Edge 115.0.1901.150 or later. When the update is complete, the Copilot icon appears in the taskbar. Users can easily implement and use any function of Windows by talking to Copilot, which can be said to be used without threshold.
In addition to the use and operation of the system, the basic operation of intelligent assistants such as Q&A dialogue, generating pictures, and summarizing web pages is also handy, but because the current Windows Copilot is still an early preview version, it still cannot support all the content displayed at the developer conference.
After the initial version of Windows Copilot was launched, the full version of Windows Copilot is really exciting, whether it can be close to the real · What about AI?