Would You Run Android Apps On A PC?

While companies like Motorola and Asus have been working to make Android smartphones and tablets look and act like PCs by providing support for notebook size docks, BlueStacks has been working to bring Android to desktop and notebook PCs. According to Slashgear, BlueStacks’ product virtualizes Android 2.2 so that you can run Android apps in separate windows on a PC.

If you are familiar with using Parallels on Mac OS X to run Windows apps, you know how BlueStacks is going to work.

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