A heap of apps are there for the Android users, but few of them are worth installing. Microsoft has come up with a leaky news of the release of Cortana app for Android users. The public beta unveils, the voice-powered virtual assistant platform which is planning in motion to leaks out the Cortana interface for both Android and iOS devices. The cross-platform multi-factor scenario is ready to get install in the Android smartphones, but for iOS devices it will soon be made available.
At the end of May, the company planned and announced the expected launch of virtual application. But revising its schedule nearby mid-May, the company announced it's Android Cortana beta to get release in July. Since then, no news were outcasted. The time has finally arrived, when the users are able to install leaky Cortana Android app, which will soon be followed by iOS users.
The application looks more like an APK, Android Application Package, to support cross platform by providing platform to application software and middleware. The application has been tested firstly on Galaxy S6 Active and appears to be perfectly active to use. There was a partial mistake came out that it didn’t play nicely with the GS6A’s pop-up view, but that’s hardly Microsoft’s fault to be considered.
It was depicted earlier that, the app will require "companion" app to feature the Windows 10 PCs, but this depiction came out false, as the app is a single runner over the wider range of platform. One just needs to login with the Microsoft account to get access over the application. The company says that it will be "releasing the beta publicly in the next few weeks". The Android Cortana will be followed automatically up by iOS Cortana.
Source: engadget.com, pocketnow.com
