Microsoft is ditching Android app ports for ******* Phone
 

Microsoft is ditching Android app ports for ******* Phone
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Mobile app developers who wanted to easily port their apps from Android or iOS to ******* 10 devices were in luck when Microsoft an**unced it created tools to help with that transition last year. But **w Microsoft is going back and dropping the Android bridge, focusing on just iOS.

In a blog post, Microsoft an**unced that while it has been updating the ******* Bridge for iOS, it is dropping the ******* Bridge for Android project with an interesting explanation.

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“We received a lot of feedback that having two Bridge tech**logies to bring code from mobile operating systems to ******* was unnecessary, and the choice between them could be confusing,” wrote Kevin Gallo, director of *******' developer platform. “We have carefully considered this feedback and decided that we would focus our efforts on the ******* Bridge for iOS and make it the single Bridge option for bringing mobile code to all ******* 10 devices, including Xbox and PCs.” Read more...

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