The Longshot app is built for Android and iOS and does not natively support Windows devices. PC's run on the Windows operating system, which is based on a different platform than Android.
However, if you still want to use Android apps on your PC, you have a couple of options:
- Use an Android Emulator: Install an Android emulator on your Microsoft Surface tablet. An emulator allows you to run Android apps within a virtual environment on your Windows device. Some popular Android emulators for Windows include BlueStacks and Nox Player. Here's how you can install Android apps using an emulator:
- Download and install an Android emulator like BlueStacks or Nox Player from their respective websites.
- Launch the emulator and set up an Android virtual environment.
- Open the emulator's app store (usually the Google Play Store) from within the emulator.
- Sign in with your Google account or create a new one.
- Search for the Android app you want to install and click the "Install" button.
- The app will be downloaded and installed within the emulator, and you can access it from the emulator's app drawer.
- Use App Streaming Services: There are some app streaming services available that allow you to access and run Android apps on your Windows device without installing an emulator. These services provide a cloud-based platform that streams Android apps to your device. Some popular app streaming services for Windows include Bluestacks Cloud Connect and Microsoft Your Phone app.
Please note that using an emulator or app streaming service may not provide the same performance or user experience as running Android apps on a native Android device. Additionally, some apps may not be supported or may not work properly in an emulator or streaming environment.
Longshot does not endorse nor provide support for running our app this way or setting up the emulator or streaming service.