Nine months ago, a rumor made perfect sense: Apple was preparing Windows versions of the Apple Music and Podcast apps, with the intention of replacing iTunes still live in that operating system. Since then, we haven’t heard anything more, although there is some news about it.
Windows 11 has just taken the first steps to be able to run Android applications, which means an interesting advantage for the system and the peculiarity of to open Apple Music for Android on Windows 11. It’s not a launch, but after all that opens up is an official app.
An official “yes but no” from Apple Music on Windows 11
why hello Android Apple Music, Signal and Microsoft Launcher apps all running Windows 11 pic.twitter.com/X7RNeTzbiD
– Tom Warren (@tomwarren) 21 October 2021
All of you who have Windows 11 installed cannot use it, because this feature still in beta and reserved for those who sign up for the Microsoft Insider program. It is also necessary to install the application externally, using the .APK executable. The way to do it is a bit complicated, but it works.
In a way, Microsoft got ahead of Apple. You can run your music service with this app, although you can also do it from iTunes or from the web if you don’t like the program. The funny thing is that there is nothing Apple can do to avoid it, because Android is an open system and therefore cannot prevent developers and enthusiasts from getting their hands on the executable Apple Music to load externally on any device.
