Developer aims to bring Android apps on Windows Phone

developer Heathcliff released Windows Phone Internals 2.3 and with this tool, users can unlock the bootloader of Lumia Windows Phones from both Microsoft and Nokia Bootloader unlocked Windows Phone opens a new door to customization, installation of custom roms and unsupported versions of Windows 10 Mobile.

Windows Phone Internals 2.3 may bring the Project Astoria back into the installation of Android apps on Microsoft's mobile devices, though do not get your hopes too high on Android apps on Windows 10 Mobile as the project is still in early phase of development. It's likely that we'll see more Android on Lumia phones project than ever before.

Windows Phone Internals developer Heathcliff explains that they are exploring ways to install Android apps on Lumia phone, a team of developer aims to bring back the project Astoria. Developer Heathcliff is not interested in installation of Android ROMs on Lumia Instead of installing Android on Lumia, it's a lot easier to buy an Android phone from the Microsoft Store, he said.

While the developers are trying hard to bring Project Astoria back, no release date has been given and we do not know how to make this project happen again.

Microsoft unveiled Project Astoria back in 2015, allowing developers to use Android app's code to make Windows apps for phones. The project also allowed installation of Android apps APK on Windows phones. We received a lot of feedback that having two Bridge technologies to bring code from mobile operating systems to Windows was unnecessary, and the choice between them could be confusing. We have carefully considered this feedback and decided that we will focus on our efforts on the Windows Bridge for iOS and make it single bridge option for all Windows 10 devices, including Xbox and PCs. For those developers who spend time investigating the Android Bridge, we strongly encourage you to take a look at the iOS Bridge and Xamarin as great solutions, "the company said.