Want to run your favorite Android applications on your Windows desktop? BlueStacks has an app for that.

What do you get if an Android marries Windows? The answer: BlueStacks. The San Francisco company of that name has announced technology that will enable users to run Android applications on Windows ...

Windows 11 has a new feature now available to beta testers. Here's how you can install Android apps on Windows 11 right now.

What do you get if an Android marries Windows? The answer: BlueStacks. The San Francisco company of that name has announced technology that will enable users to run Android applications on Windows x86 ...

You can now run Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich as a native port on Windows Vista or later PC’s – no Linux required. SocketeQ (site has been down intermittently) apparently (I can’t ...

Microsoft's 'Project Latte' is about bringing Android apps to the Microsoft Store and Windows 10. But why is Microsoft doing this? There are several theories.

BlueStacks has an extremely clean approach to delivering Android as a virtual OS that sits on top of x86-based Windows PCs.

Just restart your computer and boot directly from that USB drive. At that point, you’ll run Android on your computer, complete with an interface that will remind you of good old Windows.

With Microsoft's announcement of Windows 11 today, they also revealed that users would soon be able to run Android apps directly on the desktop.

Windows 11 will support Android apps, but that doesn't mean you have to wait until later this year to run them on your PC.

Wish you could run Android or its apps on your Windows PC? I've got three ways you can do it, one to run Android apps inside Windows, and two to install the entire Android operating system on your ...

Now every time you want to run that Windows program, you’ll need to open CrossOver… which means that your Windows app is running inside an Android app… on a Chromebook (potentially).