While it is true through Windows Your Phone app We can emulate Android apps, and we can do this but only on some Samsung Galaxy devices due to the agreement between Microsoft and the Korean company. distance the noise Raised by Satya Nadella talking about The biggest revolution in Windows in “decades”, It would not be unusual to see a drastic move by the company, such as a hypothetical agreement with Google that would allow to expand the capabilities of this simulation.
This news comes immediately after the show Mac OS Monterey, a danger to the impending “revolution” that Nadella mentions because of the interconnection functions. In contrast, we can see many features of Windows 10X being born in Windows 11, then From the cancellation suffered by this system operative weeks ago.

Android 12: Refreshed UI
Google has announced a new Material Design language for Android 12, called Material You, which is a rethink of the whole UI across the operating system.
The current beta brings more rounded buttons, more varied colors, smoother motion and animations, and much more.
The company calls it color extraction, where you can pick a wallpaper and the system will automatically apply the dominant, complimentary and best looking colors from it to the rest of the UI, including the notification shade, the lock screen, and volume controls.
So everything is much more unified this time, something which Google was keen to highlight. Before, the color scheme and even the fonts would look mismatched, but here, everything has been redesigned to look as unified as possible in Android 12.
This customizable theme is also coming to Google's web apps by the end of the year.
Widgets see a redesign too, looking much more rounded this time. Due to iOS 14 showcasing widgets last year, it only made sense for Android 12 to see a redesign in this area too, where its appearance will match the color extraction you've picked.
The Quick Settings panel has also had an overhaul, with Google Pay and smart home controls added to it.

Android 12: privacy and security
Google have made it a point this year of making sure that privacy is at the center of Android 12. The company repeated the point of privacy being at the forefront this year, and that includes Android 12.
The Android Private Compute Core is the engine behind Android 12's privacy features, making sure that the apps and the phone are following the privacy settings enabled by you.
To start with, the new privacy dashboard gives you an overall view of apps using the phone's location, camera, contacts, and much more.
However, a nice touch here is a simple overview in the form of a pie chart, of what has been accessed by the apps over the last 24 hours. 
The notification center also has a quick access to disable any features of the phone that an app is using. For example, if Facebook is using the microphone while you're using another app, this part of notification center will show you explicitly that Facebook is using the microphone. Pressing this will disable the use of it to Facebook, and other apps if you wish.