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Software company Bluestacks is trying to close the gap between Microsoft’s Windows and Google’s Android OS with its App Player application, which was released in beta on Tuesday. App Player is an ...

Sure, you've been able to run Android apps on a PC via Google's SDK, but that involves downloading an SDK, plugging in your phone, and figuring out how to run the ddms to get the emulator. Not exactly ...

Windows/Android: If you've ever wished you could test out Android apps before installing them on your device or just want to use the same apps on both your Android device and your computer, check out ...

BlueStacks, the startup that has developed software to let Android users run their apps on all Windows PC, tablets, and laptops, is announcing this morning that it has closed a $6.4 million series B ...

BlueStacks is an outstanding Android Emulator for Windows 11 and Windows 10. Users can take advantage of its excellent Android app emulation capabilities and use any Android applications that are not ...

BlueStacks – the software which allows Android apps to run on x86-based Windows PCs, and which we first told you about back in April – has grabbed some funding and announced a release schedule, with ...

BlueStacks 5 has exited the beta stage and is now ready for its stable launch. The free Android emulator allows you to play mobile games on your PC with a keyboard, mouse, or game controller.

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. BlueStacks is planning to bring over 400,000 Android applications to ...

Editor's take: BlueStacks has faced controversy in the past over questionable practices, such as force-installing a crypto wallet application and other components no one was asking for. But BlueStacks ...