It's been a year and change since
BlueStacks announced a
Windows 8 version of its
App Player, which let you run most of your Android apps on the
then-beta OS. Now the company has announced the official version, tweaked to play nicely with Redmond's own
Surface Pro and sporting a fresh, custom-built
charm menu and start screen tile. You'll now be able to run apps in "true" touch-enabled full-screen mode using your Win 8 tablet's tilt/motion sensors, and everything will work faster, too. CEO Rosen Sharma also touted the release as a way for developers to bypass Microsoft's "onerous" submission process to get Android apps onto the x86 Surface Pro, and you can't argue with the price -- it's free, and available for download now. For more, head after the fold.
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Cellphones,
Desktops,
Laptops,
Tablets
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