What do you get if an Android marries Windows? The answer: BlueStacks. The San Francisco company of that name has announced technology that will enable users to run Android applications on Windows x86 ...

BlueStacks doesn't look exactly like Android, but it's easy to use and you can install Android apps from the Play Store. BlueStacks has modest system requirements and should work with computers ...

Many people think Android apps only work on smartphones and tablets, but that's not true. You can run these apps on your computer, giving you more flexibility for work, play, and everything in between ...

Android apps and games are great on pocket-sized smartphones, but they’re even better on big screens — like the 24-inch monitor sitting on your desk. Don’t believe me? Check out the BlueStacks player, ...

I’ve seen software that lets you run Google Android in an emulator window on a Windows PC, but a company called BlueStacks is taking things to a much higher level. SlashGear reports that BlueStacks ...

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 ...

The Ouya just can't catch a break. After announcing a delay for its US retail launch, the Android unconsole is set to face competition from a newcomer to the market: BlueStacks' GamePop. Known from ...

When it first launched, Android games emulator BlueStacks struggled to define why anyone would want to play the likes of Clash of Clans on their PC. The ability to run comms software - either PC or ...

When it comes to app selection, few platforms rival Android. Unfortunately, using your Android phone and tablet apps isn't normally possible on Windows. However, there are ways to use your apps on a ...