Is BlueStacks safe? How to keep yourself protected while using the Android emulator

BlueStacks, the popular Android emulator for Mac and PC, is safe to use as long as you only download trustworthy apps and ...
USA Today

Don't switch between devices: Here's how to run Android apps on Windows and Mac computers

Typing away on a sales report for the boss, you decide to take a well-deserved break from work. Will it be some laughs on TikTok? Sending friends a snap via Snapchat? Playing a game of "Clash of Clans ...
The Verge

BlueStacks brings Android apps to Windows 7 (hands-on)

Sure, you've been able to run Android apps on a PC via Google's SDK, but that involves downloading an SDK, plugging in your phone, and figuring out how to run the ddms to get the emulator. Not exactly ...
Engadget

BlueStacks brings App Player, 400,000 Android apps to Windows 8 (video)

Back in October, BlueStacks unveiled an alpha version of its App Player, bringing a slew of Android apps to Windows PCs, tablets and desktops. Today, the company expanded its reach with a new, Windows ...
Engadget

BlueStacks brings official, Surface Pro-optimized Android App Player to Windows 8 (video)

Campbell, CA February 12, 2013 – Mobile company BlueStacks today released a Surface Pro-optimized, officially supported Windows 8 version of its popular App Player software. The program is free to ...
TechCrunch

BlueStacks Partners With AMD, Bringing 500,000 Android Apps To Windows PCs

BlueStacks, the startup that’s bringing Android applications to Mac and Windows computers, is today announcing a partnership with chipmaker AMD, which will see its catalog of applications optimized ...