Android applications run on desktops

On July 6, October 12, according to foreign media reports, Android Market can be accessed through a desktop computer. In addition, from today on, applications developed on Google's Android platform can also be run on desktops, the program can also be used for these computers, simply by providing the latest BlueStacks App Player for Windows PC applications.

Android has gradually become a leading mobile operating system in the market. About half of the users who have bought smartphones in the past three months have chosen Android.

At the same time, the number of applications and Games provided to these Android users is also on the rise. According to Google, the number of applications and Games provided by these Android users has reached 0.25 million. From today on, many applications and games are applicable to Android and non-Android users.

Not all Android devices can download, install, and run applications. Therefore, BlueStacks App Player was born.

Now BlueStacks App Player has released an internal beta version that allows users to easily access Android apps on PCs and any Windows-based desktops or tablets.

One of the main advantages of this application is that it gives developers of Google Android applications a broader user base. "The openness of Android can bring innovation to the world, and we are very grateful to Google and other companies for their contributions," said Rosen Sharma, CEO of BlueStacks. "At the same time, it will also be a balancer between the United States and other countries, such as Brazil, India and China. These countries have a large number of smartphone users, and now they can enjoy the joy of the Android platform applications. A large part of smartphone users have a large proportion of users who can only afford to buy smartphones. Now, they can enjoy and benefit from the popularity of applications on the Android platform. We look forward to further feedback from users ."