Android Apps On Windows 10, Is This Another Sign?

Android Apps On Windows 10, Is This Another Sign? An Interesting Idea...

How else can one possibly define a game changer? Rumors have swirled long and hard that Microsoft wants to bring Android apps on Windows 10, although the company has release no official statement in this regard.
But a new development has revealed that such a possibility is still on the cards.
Twitter user @h0x0d has a knack for spotting Microsoft job ads, and this new one shows that the company is now looking for a new Senior Program Manager that could act as a game changer in bringing more apps to Windows platform.

This is what the posting reads:

“We are looking for a Senior Program Manager with expertise on Windows as well as competitors app platforms. We are enabling an app platform that can enrich Windows in incredibly fast and efficient ways for our developers.”

Of course, no clear pointers are provided, as the job description is quite vague, but given the fact that this new hiring will be working in the Operating Systems division, something sure is cooking.
Lack of apps continues to be one of the main issues affecting Microsoft’s new operating systems, and the company certainly seems keen on addressing this — how exactly though, that remains the million dollar question.
Sure, Redmond might be cooking up something revolutionary, but app streaming is another way to bridge the gap, as is baking native support for Android apps into Windows 10.
Either way, more information is sure to head our way in a few months. Possibly in April, at the BUILD developers conference in San Francisco.