[WindowsForum.com]
Great news for Windows 11 users! Microsoft has just rolled out a new update (2303.40000.3.0) for the Windows Subsystem for Android™ (WSA) across all Windows Insider channels. This update brings several exciting improvements that enhance reliability, security, and introduce the highly anticipated picture-in-picture (PIP) feature.
Key Updates and Features
1. Picture-in-Picture Mode
The new update enables the picture-in-picture (PIP) mode for Android apps that support this feature. This means you can now enjoy multitasking within Android apps on Windows 11 with greater ease. Thanks to Windows' windowed mode and its powerful resize and snap functionalities, you can seamlessly integrate Android app usage into your workflow.
2. New System Setting: "Partially running"
A new setting called “Partially running” has been added to the WSA Settings app. This setting allows the subsystem to run with minimal resources, ensuring quicker app launches compared to the “As needed” mode. This strikes a balance between performance and resource management, tailored for everyday use.
3. Updated Linux Kernel
The Linux kernel has been updated to version 5.15.78. This update brings enhanced stability, security, and performance improvements to the subsystem, ensuring a smoother Android experience on Windows 11.
4. Platform Reliability Improvements
The update includes various improvements to platform reliability, reducing crashes and unexpected behavior, thus enhancing the overall user experience.
5. Android 13 Security Updates
The subsystem now incorporates security updates from Android 13, ensuring your Android apps on Windows 11 are secure and up-to-date with the latest protections.
Giving Feedback
Encountering issues or have suggestions? You can provide your feedback through the Feedback Hub under Apps > Windows Subsystem for Android™. For troubleshooting and additional information, check out the Troubleshooting and FAQ for mobile apps on Windows page. Developers can also contribute by providing feedback on the project's GitHub site.
Stay tuned to WindowsForum.com for the latest updates and discussions on Windows Subsystem for Android™ and other exciting features from Microsoft!
Source: Microsoft Windows Insider Blog
Discussions and feedback are welcome – let's hear what you think about these new features!
Great news for Windows 11 users! Microsoft has just rolled out a new update (2303.40000.3.0) for the Windows Subsystem for Android™ (WSA) across all Windows Insider channels. This update brings several exciting improvements that enhance reliability, security, and introduce the highly anticipated picture-in-picture (PIP) feature.
Key Updates and Features
1. Picture-in-Picture Mode
The new update enables the picture-in-picture (PIP) mode for Android apps that support this feature. This means you can now enjoy multitasking within Android apps on Windows 11 with greater ease. Thanks to Windows' windowed mode and its powerful resize and snap functionalities, you can seamlessly integrate Android app usage into your workflow.
2. New System Setting: "Partially running"
A new setting called “Partially running” has been added to the WSA Settings app. This setting allows the subsystem to run with minimal resources, ensuring quicker app launches compared to the “As needed” mode. This strikes a balance between performance and resource management, tailored for everyday use.
3. Updated Linux Kernel
The Linux kernel has been updated to version 5.15.78. This update brings enhanced stability, security, and performance improvements to the subsystem, ensuring a smoother Android experience on Windows 11.
4. Platform Reliability Improvements
The update includes various improvements to platform reliability, reducing crashes and unexpected behavior, thus enhancing the overall user experience.
5. Android 13 Security Updates
The subsystem now incorporates security updates from Android 13, ensuring your Android apps on Windows 11 are secure and up-to-date with the latest protections.
Giving Feedback
Encountering issues or have suggestions? You can provide your feedback through the Feedback Hub under Apps > Windows Subsystem for Android™. For troubleshooting and additional information, check out the Troubleshooting and FAQ for mobile apps on Windows page. Developers can also contribute by providing feedback on the project's GitHub site.
Stay tuned to WindowsForum.com for the latest updates and discussions on Windows Subsystem for Android™ and other exciting features from Microsoft!
Source: Microsoft Windows Insider Blog
Discussions and feedback are welcome – let's hear what you think about these new features!
