Winboat is a new technology to run Windows apps on Linux. If the developers can deliver, this will be a game changer.

The BlueStacks Android App Player lets you run Android apps on your PC. We explain how to install it, how to transfer apps from your Android smartphone, and how to run them on a Windows system.

Why on earth would you want to run Android apps on your PC, given the near certainty that you have a perfectly decent phone somewhere in the vicinity?

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

Want to run mobile apps in Windows? Here's how to install the Amazon Appstore and download Android apps on your Windows 11 PC.

Did you get a Surface Laptop and don't want to ditch Windows 10 S, but you need to run win32 apps? Here's one way to use desktop apps on Windows 10 S.

How to run Android apps on your computer with Bluestacks The best solution is to install BlueStacks 5 for Windows PC (or Bluestacks 4 for Mac), which lets you run Android on your personal computer.

The newly updated Parallels Access lets users run specialized piece Windows software from an iPad, iPad mini or iPhone. The program stays on the Windows PC, which runs the Parallels Access client.

In this guide, we will discuss about Winlator, that emulates PC games and apps on your Android phone.

This article and the video above provide a step-by-step guide on how to use ExaGear Desktop to install and run the Windows apps on your Pi.