Good news for people who were eagerly waiting for a public release of BlueStacks software. If you remember we were the first to post about BlueStacks. At that time, BlueStacks was under alpha testing and you needed an invitation to test it but now it has been released to public.
BlueStacks runs Android OS and apps on Windows PCs with instant switch between Android and Windows - no reboot is required. You can now enjoy your favorite Android apps on Windows PCs. Android apps can appear either as icons on the Windows desktop, or within a full-blown Android environment.

Features List:
- Dual OS: Run Windows and Android in parallel.
- Instant Switch: Switch between Windows and Android within 1 sec. No reboot required.
- Simultaneous Apps: Launch Windows and Android applications at the same time.
- Shared Data: Share data, pictures and videos between Windows and Android.
- Auto Updates: Upgrade Android to the latest version with automatic over-the-air updates.
- Docked Profile: Run Android on the docked PC and Windows on the external display, or vice versa
- Peripherals: Enjoy a wide range of 3rd party peripherals like USB cameras, printers, scanners
- App Markets: Download apps from the Amazon App Store and others app markets.
You can signup for Alpha testing download it using following link:
Thanks to our reader "sandeep sharma" for the update...
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macpro622776
Interesting.
Nunja Business
It would be nice if they offered a way to sign up WITHOUT using facebook.
I know it is hard to believe, but some of us DO NOT use it.
3abboud
Marvellous, Android and Windows 7 simultaneously on a touch screen PC, that would be just perfect !!! Thanks for the news !
Prashant
It is hard to believe that somebody DO NOT use facebook :P
haeddy
alpha testing
Phil46k
I don't use Facebook either - and never will - glad to know I'm not alone!
Nitrona
But we can also run via Windows Virtual PC, right? I think that will be the good option :)
here is the video i found, explaining step by step:
youtube.com/watch?v=ziH1a-icYf0
And how are you VG?
Abhishek
Superb, vg but what are the minimum requirements for this with win7.
DEATH
nice
SRV
Never signed up for Facebook myself either.And yeah for a 21 year old that's rare but people like me do exist. Not saying I wouldn't ever...just never did.