Microsoft Confirms Android-To-Windows Tool 'Project Astoria' Is Dead

Microsoft has had trouble getting developers to make apps for the Windows Store, so at last year's Build conference, it announced four ways to port apps from other platforms to Windows 10. Three of them are still available to developers—Web (Westminster), Win32 (Centennial), and iOS (Islandwood). The Android-to-Windows Project Astroia, however, is officially dead.

Microsoft pulled Astoria from builds of Windows 10 late last year, saying at the time it wasn't ready.

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