Windows 10: Google Play/Android Apps on Windows 10 ARM - Galaxy Book S

I recently purchased the samsung galaxy book s and I was wondering if I could play android apps on it. I know there are several emulators...bluestack, nox, memu, etc. but I feel like I technically don't need an emulator since my PC runs on Windows 10 ARM aka qualcomm snapdragon 8cx and doesnt have x86 drivers. So shouldnt I be able to just download and play android apps as is since they also run on ARM?


Not too technical but every emulator Ive tried fails due to drivers since my Windows isnt the full RT version.


Thanks for the help in advance.

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$.10 android apps

Not sure if anyone's seen this yet, but they have $.10 (yes, 10 cents) android apps on the Android Market to celebrate 10 BILLION downloads. So far I've picked up Tetris, Need for Speed Shift, SoundHound amd ADWLauncher EX. There were several other games that were listed, including ones too good for my phone *Frown

 

Google Offers $10 Million for “Cool Apps” on Android

As promised, Google has today released the software development kit for its new Android mobile phone operating system. The Android SDK is now available to download for free, with Google encouraging the use of third party applications (in contrast to Apple's recently launched iPhone). Google is even giving developers the chance to win a share of $10 million prize money if they create an application deemed to be among the fifty best entries. Google said the following on its Android site:

The prize money is actually divided into initial bundles of $25,000 for the fifty most promising entries between submitted January 2nd and March 3rd next year, which is intended to aid further development, with an extra ten $275,000 awards and ten $100,000 awards being offered for the best of those.

Source: DailyTech

 

$.10 android apps

Google Wallet just doesnt want to cooperate with me, but I have been able to pick some of them up through the Amazon Android App Store, which has been price matching a couple of the apps and offering some of their own 10 cent apps as well.