Developers are not willing to build apps on the unpopular Windows phones, but Microsoft may have found a way to turn the tides. Apps built for Android and iOS would be able to run on Windows 10 devices. Unlike BlackBerry’s approach, where you had to sideload Android apps or find a way to install Google Play on the device, the apps would technically be Windows apps, available only within Microsoft app store.
The apps will not use Google services but Microsoft’s, like the Bing maps. This is where Microsoft would be able to get revenue and keep its mobile ecosystem refreshed. You would recall that Samsung, who account for roughly 75% of the total Android market-share finds itself in this dilemma, where Google continues to make huge profits from every Samsung devices sold, this has equally forced Samsung to re-think its mobile strategy with the development of the new Tizen OS, in a attempt to create an ecosystem centered across Samsung, but has been consumed with several embarrassing delays. No one knows for sure, if Tizen would be a success or an instant...
Perharps this is a good news, running Ios and Android is a good idea, But is Google Inc. And Apple Going to allow this? Lets wait patiently for the windows 10. Whats your take on this?
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