There’s also an accompanying BlueStacks Cloud Connect app on the Google Play Store which allows you to “Push” apps from your phone onto your PC easily and remotely. To download the BlueStacks App Player For PC you’ll have to visit their site (which seems to be down at the moment). While there will be no need to run certain Android apps on your PC, as the fully functional web apps are a much better solution, having the ability to play your Android games (which cost less than the web versions) on your PC is fun and sometimes more enjoyable thanks to the larger screen. Simply put: you can run your Android apps on your PC. Their new patent-pending Layercake technology allows these apps to run seamlessly on x86-based PCs and leverages the advanced graphics capabilities of AMD APU and GPU platforms. In case you’re unfamiliar with BlueStacks, it’s software that enables Android apps to run in windowed or fullscreen mode on a Windows PC. After much testing and a 3-month Alpha run, BlueStacks has announced the availability of the beta-1 version of their App Player for PC.

Bluestacks update pending