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Note that Microsoft basically did this for Windows 10 Mobile but then killed it. I actually recompiled a few apps for it at that time, it worked fine. I imagine
by joelhaasnoot 6y ago
Note that Microsoft basically did this for Windows 10 Mobile but then killed it. I actually recompiled a few apps for it at that time, it worked fine. I imagine getting 95% is easy, the last 4% doable, and the last 1% virtually impossible (not to mention this is a moving target)
See https://www.androidauthority.com/windows-10-mobile-android-apps-1161093/ https://www.androidauthority.com/windows-10-mobile-android-a...
- _zamorano_ 6y agoBut the current state of most Google apps is mostly right for most of the users. They don't need to play catch up very aggresively.
- bluGill 6y agoUntil google upgrades their apps to the new API and makes the old version impossible to find...
- joelhaasnoot 6y agoWith catch up I mostly mean library dependencies. If Google changes the location API calls and popular apps that customers want do update, then the implementation will have to update, or the apps will crash/fail to work/etc.
- pitterpatter 6y agoBlackBerry also did this back in the day before it gave up on its BlackBerry 10 OS.