Microsoft Announces The Project Rome For Android

Microsoft Announces The Project Rome For Android

The tech giant Microsoft, especially after the release of Windows 10, has released tools and features to improve the user experience of its users.

It mainly seeks to achieve interaction with other operating systems, extending its presence on these platforms and conquering new users. The integration with Android has not been simple, but now with the arrival of Project Rome, everything seems to have changed.

After announcing the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), its OneWindows philosophy for Windows 10, and further uniting its services and operating systems, the tech giant Microsoft now announces a Project Rome SDK that will link applications and services between Windows and Android, thus improving the experience and productivity of users of these operating systems.

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As well as a greater connection and synchronization between devices of a given service/application, it is now possible to increase interaction and even control between these devices, whether Android or Windows.

Using the same example that Microsoft used in the statement, let’s imagine that a certain music player has an application for Android and Windows. With the ability of this new feature, an Android user can switch the playback of a certain song while listening on your Android to a Windows device, all using only your Android phone or tablet. It is only necessary that both devices are connected by Bluetooth or the same Wi-Fi network.

So, if you want to download the Project Rome SDK for Android, then you can download it from here.