If you guys wonder if those Android applications like Instagram, Temple Run, etc. can run on your PC, well, there are many ways to make it possible. One of the best ways is the popular app player called "BlueStacks App Player" that was produced by a Silicon Valley-based mobile company, BlueStacks. The company was founded in 2009 by Rosen Sharma, former CTO at McAfee and a board member of Cloud.com. BlueStacks App Player was designed to enable Android applications to run on Windows PCs, Macintosh computers, televisions and virtualizes full Android experience.


According to some sources, it can run over 750,000 Android Apps on Windows and Mac. But don't expect a lot because you'll meet some lag issues, especially when running graphic intensive apps. If you wonder if it has a Google Play Store too, unfortunately and fortunately, you need to download a launcher first (like GO Launcher EX on their built-in app market) to enable Google Play Store. But as what I've said, BlueStacks has a built-in app market where you can download Android applications. Well, for me, it's better to download a launcher if you want to have a full Android experience.

The software is free, you can download it on the official website of BlueStacks. Click here http://bluestacks.com.
 
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