"I dabbled with this in its early days and the experience was mixed. On the one hand, it allowed apps that just weren't available in BlackBerry World to be installed and run on BB10 devices. But in the early days it relied upon an old version of Android built in, and the user experience was pretty jarring. BlackBerry native apps behaved one way, Android apps another. The experience has improved vastly over time, but it's still Android apps running in an Android runtime inside of BlackBerry 10.
Android apps on Windows 10 won't be handled in such a way. Microsoft is making it so that Android developers can reuse their existing Java and C++ code to create a Windows 10 Universal App. The result will be a Windows app that behaves like a Windows app. It can use live tiles, Cortana and Xbox Live, for example. It'll require a little work on developers part, Google services will be substituted for Microsoft services, and all apps will integrate with the standard Windows navigation."
http://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-going-all-out-courting-ios-android-developers
http://www.windowscentral.com/micro...ill-be-port-android-apps-windows-10-new-video
aqui, novamente: "The video shows how developers can upload their Android app to the Windows Dev Center so it can automatically check it and see how much of its code can be reused, and how much needs to be changed so it can work on Windows 10."
então eu entendi errado, e isso quer dizer que a MS vai colocar uma JVM no Windows 10 for mobile?