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    Building a Simple App with the Windows Bridge for iOS


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    Brink, Jan 20, 2016
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  2. Entegy Win User

    Installing APK to Windows 10 Mobile 950XL

    The Android subsystem, aka Project Astoria, has been put on hold and hasn't been present in various Windows 10 Mobile builds for months now. The rumours coming out (they're not hard to find, do a search for recent Astoria articles) is that having an Android
    subsystem slowed down the phone (so to emulate that laggy Android experience), drained the battery, was difficult to create in the first place, and took about 10 times the manpower compared to creating Project Islandwood, the iOS bridge.

    I really hate to say it, but if you want to run Android apps, get an Android device of some kind. The goal of Islandwood, Astoria, and the other Windows bridges aren't to allow end-users to sideload apps for other platforms, it's to make it extremely easy
    for developers to bring their apps to the Universal Windows Platform.

    And seeing as iOS apps are almost universally better than their Android counterparts, I would put more faith into Islandwood. If the Windows bridges succeed in bringing more apps to UWP, then we definitely want them sourced from iOS than Android.
     
    Entegy, Jan 20, 2016
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  3. MikeZ_522 Win User
    Still no new apps for Windows 10 Phone? What happened to all the IOS and Google Apps thing?

    Actually the iOS bridge is still a go, MS just informed devs on how to start converting their apps...google has been scrapped from what I know.

    Now, we just need the iOS devs to convert their apps...but iOS devs seem to be lazy as it is so the bridge may not incent them to do anything at all.
     
    MikeZ_522, Jan 20, 2016
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