The Verge

Asus gives users 6 months of free BlueStacks Android virtualization

Asus is partnering with Android virtualization company BlueStacks to give users of its asus@vibe storefront six months of free access to Bluestacks’s Android-on-Windows App Player software. App Player ...
InfoWorld

BlueStacks uses virtualization to run iOS apps on Android-powered GamePop console

Virtualization doesn’t always have to be about administrators in khaki pants and polo shirts splicing up physical servers into many virtual servers behind data center walls. The technology can provide ...
VentureBeat

BlueStacks hits a billion apps used per month and launches new mobile platform

In 2011, BlueStacks was a small company when it debuted its virtualization platform that enables people to play Android mobile apps on a PC. Now the company’s App Player has become surprisingly ...
Geeky Gadgets

BlueStacks Allows You To Run Android Apps On Your PC

A new software is currently under development called BlueStacks which has been designed to allow users to run Android applications on a Windows PC desktop, laptop, or tablet. BlueStacks uses ...
SlashGear

ViewSonic ViewPad 10Pro Packs BlueStacks Android App Virtualization

All of a sudden, ViewSonic's new ViewPad 10Pro tablet is looking a lot more interesting. Although billed as a dual-OS slate, which led us to believe it would switch between Windows 7 and Android in ...