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No. You could probably do it the other way around (i.e. run WP7 apps on Android), perhaps, but apps for Windows Phone are heavily locked down and the APIs are n
by kaolinite 14y ago
No. You could probably do it the other way around (i.e. run WP7 apps on Android), perhaps, but apps for Windows Phone are heavily locked down and the APIs are nowhere near as powerful, so there'll be things you just can't do. The only solutions are to switch phone OS, wait for apps to be ported or write your own :-)
By the way, you might want to change your title so that people know what this question is about.