It seems that the fact that with Android 13 you can run Windows 11 on your Android mobile is not enough for Microsoft. In fact, it seems that Microsoft is trying to integrate even more with Android , but what exactly is it doing to achieve it?
Microsoft wants to integrate more with Android
It seems that it is not enough for Microsoft that Windows 11 is compatible with Android apps, as the company is working on more integrations with Android. In fact, Microsoft has reorganized some of its departments and teams and created Android Microsoft , the division that works on Android integration.
Panos Paday, the CPO or rather the chief product officer at Microsoft, has confirmed that the company is moving Surface Duo, SwiftKey, Microsoft Launcher and other equipment into a division called Android Microsoft . Note that previously Microsoft integrations with Android were developed by the Microsoft Mobile Experiences or MMX division. In addition, the MMX division also focused on iOS products.
However, Microsoft finds it important to have a team that works exclusively on Android products and integrations . In fact, the company expects the Microsoft Android division to double the number of apps and products available on Android.
It seems that Microsoft has high hopes for what they can achieve by having more integrations with Android . Keep in mind that some of the things that Microsoft plans to achieve with the Microsoft Android division are:
- Get more advanced integrations between Android phones and Windows computers than Phone Link allows.
- Make Android mobiles be seen as extensions of Windows computers .
- Improve the user experience of people who use Windows and have Android phones.
The reorganizations that Microsoft has carried out to create its new division focused on Android have not caused any dismissals. In fact, even though the titles of some Microsoft bosses and directors have been changed , Microsoft employees remain the same.
Microsoft is reorganizing to have better integration with Android and offer better products and services. In any case, it seems that the integrations that Microsoft plans to have with Android will be quite interesting for its users, but what do you think of the integrations that Microsoft plans to have with Android? Do you find them useful?
Source | Windows Center
