Microsoft is working night and day on finalizing Windows 11, and based on recent information, the operating-system is projected to be signed off next month.

Quite simply, Microsoft will pick a final build for Windows 11 when September, using the focus to then be exclusively on refinements and improvements supposed to polish the general experience in front of the grand debut planned for October.

And given Windows 11 RTM thus remains just around the corner, everyone is wondering whether Microsoft still has lots of time to bring all the big features it already announced to testers as part of the Windows Insider program and then further polish these to get everything ready for that launch.

One of these features is support for Android apps, which is still missing from Insider builds and that the company announced with much fanfare captured.

Windows 11 arriving October

Microsoft itself hasn't said a single thing concerning the chances to get support for Android apps in Windows 11, but considering that time is running out and thorough tests are required, we could end up getting the operating system without this feature, with the company to then add it at a later time.

The software giant, however, promised to talk about more details "in the approaching months."

"We are bringing Android apps to Windows for the first time. Starting later this season, people will be able to discover Android apps in the Microsoft Store and download them with the Amazon Appstore - imagine recording and posting a video from TikTok or using Khan Academy Kids for virtual learning right from your computer. We'll have more to share relating to this experience of the coming months. Good quality for this partnership with Amazon and Intel utilizing their Intel Bridge technology," Microsoft said.

It remains seen if Android apps make their method to Windows 11, but for now, there's a high probability this big feature will miss in the OS when it launches in October.