BlueStacks App Player For Windows Enters Beta

Kaustubh Katdare · 2012-03-27T02:10:56+00:00

If you don't know what BlueStacks App Player is, you need to hand over your 'geek' badge to us right away. For those who know what BlueStacks App Player is - we've a good news for you. The software has evolved from alpha to beta-1 and available for further testing on Windows machines. The app player lets you run over 450k Android apps on your Windows (Vista, XP and 7) and the best part of the whole stuff is that the app developers don't have to modify their code by a bit. The beta brings lot of goodies including the company's patent-pending Layercake technology that allows apps written for the ARM processor to seamlessly run on X86 based PCs. It also includes hardware acceleration support which wasn't a part of the alpha version of the player. The Beta-1 has been localized for 10 different countries and we're totally excited. The technology will now bring the best of the two worlds: Android and Windows to the consumers. It's like all the 450k Android apps coming to the Windows users at once while taking advantage of the APU and GPU platforms. Via: #-Link-Snipped-#

BlueStacks App Player For Windows Enters Beta

Kaustubh Katdare
@thebigk

Updated: Oct 27, 2024

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If you don't know what BlueStacks App Player is, you need to hand over your 'geek' badge to us right away. For those who know what BlueStacks App Player is - we've a good news for you. The software has evolved from alpha to beta-1 and available for further testing on Windows machines. The app player lets you run over 450k Android apps on your Windows (Vista, XP and 7) and the best part of the whole stuff is that the app developers don't have to modify their code by a bit. The beta brings lot of goodies including the company's patent-pending Layercake technology that allows apps written for the ARM processor to seamlessly run on X86 based PCs. It also includes hardware acceleration support which wasn't a part of the alpha version of the player.

The Beta-1 has been localized for 10 different countries and we're totally excited. The technology will now bring the best of the two worlds: Android and Windows to the consumers. It's like all the 450k Android apps coming to the Windows users at once while taking advantage of the APU and GPU platforms.

Via: #-Link-Snipped-#

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Sarathkumar Chandrasekaran

Member • Nov 30, 2013

I am bit frustrated by the working of Bluestacks.It doesnt run big size games(>10MB) without buffering.It struggles a lot and a lot of forced close message in my PC.I downloaded the latest Beta 1 Bluestacks from its official website.How can i play big games flawlessly?

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Sarathkumar Chandrasekaran

Member • Dec 14, 2013

I am quite happy to run opera in bluestacks that too when i am using mobile to connect with laptop.I am seeing a good speed here.Try it and post your experience here.

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Sarathkumar Chandrasekaran

Member • Dec 20, 2013

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I am using Beta version of Bluestacks which i had downloaded from the official website and i am facing a problem where the applications were updating automatically.
I had changed the settings to"Update via Wifi only" but still it updates automatically.How to stop automatic update.

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