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 ## Android Development
 
-**Platform Support:** Android development can be accomplished on either Windows PC or Mac. However, ARM64 variants of Windows do not run the Android simulator well.
+**Platform Support:** Android development can be accomplished on either Windows PC or Mac.
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> ARM64 variants of Windows do not run the Android simulator very well.
+>
 
 **Required Tools:**
 - **Android Device Manager** - Used to set up simulators (accessible through Visual Studio)
 - **Android SDK Manager** - Used to install the SDK platforms
 
+These tools are available by installing the Android Workload using the [Getting Started Instructions](../../../../getting_started/platforms.md).
+
 ## iOS Development
 
 **Platform Requirement:** iOS development requires a Mac, whether you develop entirely on it or use the **Pair to Mac** option with Windows Visual Studio.