BlueStacks' cloud service will deliver Android games to Windows computers, as well as smartphones and other devices.

Rosen Sharma, CEO of Android emulator BlueStacks, is supportive of Android apps appearing on Windows 11, but advises tempered expectations.

BlueStacks enables Android applications to run on Windows, eliminating the need to buy an additional device for work and personal communications, while Citrix Receiver provides the connection to ...

Bluestacks plans to soon start offering technology that will let PC users run Android apps on their laptops and desktops.

BlueStacks X lets you play popular Android games, without the need to download them. As of now, BlueStacks X is launching in beta, with 14 games available, currently to play.

How to run Android apps on your computer with Bluestacks The best solution is to install BlueStacks 5 for Windows PC (or Bluestacks 4 for Mac), which lets you run Android on your personal computer.

BlueStacks X is a service that lets you stream Android games in browsers across multiple devices, including iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. It's in beta, currently offering 14 cloud games and ...

The BlueStacks 5 is officially out of beta, and it has a stable version now, the company confirmed. BlueStacks 5 is one of the best emulators that you can find to run Android games on the PC. It ...

Intel has invested an undisclosed amount in the startup, BlueStacks told VentureBeat today. BlueStacks “LayerCake” technology runs Android apps on any Windows PC and Mac, bridging a gap ...

New BlueStacks beta finally supports Android version beyond Nougat The emulator can finally handle games with more demanding software requirements, even if Android 10 and 11 are off-limits.

Incompatibility with Virtualization: Bluestacks utilizes virtualization technology to create a virtual Android environment on your computer.

BlueStacks last year put out their Android x86 app player and attracted investment from AMD. The two took BlueStacks’ original player, which was designed for Intel PCs, and expanded its use to ...