Run Android on Windows with BlueStacks
Note: You will need at least 1gb of ram to run this program
BlueStacks App Player allows users to run Android applications on a Windows 7 PC.
If you have an Android phone, you've probably installed an app or two. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to run them on your Windows PC? BlueStacks App Player makes this possible for certain apps.
BlueStacks App Player is the alpha version of an emulator that lets you use use Android on PC. It works a bit like a widget. When clicked, BlueStacks App Player will display the ten apps that have already been pre-installed, which are mostly games.
BlueStacks App Player's interface is easy to navigate. You can install new applications by clicking the "Get More Apps" button.


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Jump to unread Post a CommentThe computer isn't running Android ICS though. It's running Windows 7 AND an emulator for Android - with emulators usually taking up a lot more power than the original software does (particularly early releases).
Edited By: superivanho on Jun 05, 2012 22:09
Sorry for the slight OT here, but it's rather unusual to find another Joggler user on a forum apart from Joggler Wiki! Are you using JazzMod ICS or Mijuu's build?
Anyway, back on topic - although BlueStacks is a good idea, from my tests the performance wasn't brilliant.