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Now available for anyone to download, a new test program called the BlueStacks App Player lets people run Android apps directly on their Windows PCs.

Most of these apps are perfectly happy running on multiple Android devices too, so all your stuff gets synced over fairly effortlessly once you’ve signed in with your Google account.

There are a few ways to run Android apps and games on Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS computers. Use these services and tools to make it work.

The BlueStacks App Player lets you run Android 4.0-supported apps on your PC or Mac.

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BlueStacks lets you run Android apps on your Windows machine. Here's how to use it.