Bluestacks received another $6.4 million billion investment, allowing Android applications to run on Windows devices

Bluestacks makes it easy for Android applications to run on Windows devices. Today, the company received another $6.4 million billion investment. The company just received a $10.6 million billion investment last month.

The company just released two products two weeks ago: app player and cloud connect. Cloud connect helps users synchronize applications between Android devices and Windows devices with one click. The beta version of the app player application will be released this winter.

Let's take a look at a Demo Video:

The video shows that there is an obvious bluestacks icon in the upper-right corner of the Windows 7 system interface-the famous app player. Click in to view the android browser, settings and Application Grid icons, and the windows icon to switch back to the Windows system with one click. Click the Application Grid icon, and you will see many Android applications that are neatly arranged on mobile phones. The video demonstrates some Android applications with good display and running effects. Another aspect is the source of Android applications. It is also very simple. Click the blue apps marketplace icon in bluestacks or the Amazon Android app marketplace to download and install the Android app with almost one click. The video shows downloading the LinkedIn application.

Currently, only over 30 Android applications can run on Windows devices. bluestacks is trying to make more Android applications run on Windows devices.

The following is an official promotional video from bluestacks:

Via TC