BlueStacks, the startup known for bringing Android applications to desktop PCs, is today releasing its App Player for Mac into beta, following its previous Mac alpha release in June. At the time ...

As noted by VentureBeat, BlueStacks today announced that its Mac app has moved into beta, opening up access to all 750,000+ Android apps. Bluestacks’ virtualizes Android to run the platform’s ...

Nevertheless, the MSI App Player and BlueStacks in general will be a boon for genres like strategy, racing and first-person titles, where precision control is key. You might like.

The BlueStacks App Player now gives users one-click access to their favorite Android apps right on their Windows PC. Both Windows and Android users stand to benefit greatly from this capability.

BlueStacks App Player is also a really useful tool for trying out Android apps, and if you already have an Android device you can get BlueStacks to control the apps already installed on it.

The company's App Player software can run Android apps designed for a mobile phone on most... BlueStacks brings apps to PCs, Macs SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Download. BlueStacks download page To download the App Player beta grab it from the BlueStacks site by clicking on the “Download Now” button on the landing page and run the .EXE file. If your ...

BlueStacks says its App Player will bring 450,000 Android apps to PCs, and although we weren’t able to test every single one — the apps we tried worked without too many issues.

BlueStacks as a company was launched in May of last year, and released public alpha versions of App Player and Cloud Connect the following October, around the time it nabbed $6.4 million in series ...

BlueStacks App Player requires Windows 7 or Vista, at least 2GB memory, and an Intel Core 2 Duo or more-powerful processor. I would have preferred compatibility with Windows XP and Linux as well.