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Install Android 5.0-Lollipop Preview on Nexus 5 | Review Android Lollipop Preview On Nexus 5 - techinfoBiT

How to Install Android Lollipop Preview on Nexus 5 or Nexus 7 | Review...

Nishant Kumar - October 19, 2014

Just a few months back Google released Developer Preview of Android’s much awaiting OS update, I can say according to my experience with the...

Lumia Cyan Release Date India | All About Lumia Cyan | Best Features in Lumia Cyan - techinfoBiT

All About Lumia Cyan | What You Should Expect from Lumia Cyan

Nishant Kumar - October 19, 2014

This post is just an add-on post for my last post. Or I should say a brief about Lumia Cyan and its features. We all...

Rotation Lock, Driving Mode and Text Syncing to PCs Coming Soon on Windows Phones - techinfoBiT

Return Back to Windows Phone 8.0 | Install Lumia Cyan on Windows Phone 8.1...

Nishant Kumar - October 7, 2014

Microsoft started rolling out the latest and upgraded framework Lumia Cyan for Windows Phone which will improve the performance of the phone. Lumia Cyan...

Install Android L On Nexus 5 | Install Android L On Nexus 7 | Review Android L on Nexus 5 - techinfoBiT

All About Android L Developer Preview From Installation Process to Review on Nexus 5

Nishant Kumar - September 28, 2014

Android L is the upcoming update of the Android Operating System. As Sundar Pichai, head of Android, proclaiming it to be one of the biggest...

Remove CyanogenMod and Return Back to Stock Firmware in Samsung SmartPhone

Nishant Kumar - July 10, 2014

I have already shared brief information about CyanogenMod in my previous post, with detail instructions to manually install and update it on Samsung SmartPhones. Now...

How to Install or Manually Upgrade CyanogenMod on Samsung SmartPhones

Nishant Kumar - July 4, 2014

CyanogenMod is an android based open source operating system for SmartPhones, it offers features and options you can not found in the official firmware distributed by...

Hide WhatsApp Last Seen Status In Windows Phone

Nishant Kumar - June 27, 2014

WhatsApp had already updated their privacy settings for its Android app to hide the last seen status, which was one of the most needful features,...

Using Android apps on Windows PC is always interesting, especially for those who don't have any android gadgets but want to experience the android applications. Also very useful for developers to test their apps. There are many methods that can help you run android applications on either Windows PC or Mac and each of them have some unique features but most of them aren't in stable release some of them are Android-x86 on VirtualBox, Official Android Emulator, Android on Intel Architecture etc, by these methods you can install full Android OS either in dual boot option or in a virtual machine which is useful for developer not for end user. But if you only want to use android applications/games then you don't have to do all that. I m going to explain the way by which you can enjoy android apps on your PC. There is a free software called "BlueStacks" it's by far the simplest and cleanest. It lets you run Android apps in their own separate Windows as if they were Windows desktop apps. You'll even be able to install apps directly from Google Play. And if you've got a Mac, you're also in luck, because it lets Macs run Android apps as well. Download BlueStacks by clicking here for Windows OS (XP, Vista, W 7, W 8), Click here for Apple Macs After downloading, open the downloaded file and install the BlueStacks. It will download some data during installation so let it download, will not take long. You will have two new Icon on your desktop "Start BlueStacks" and "Apps". Open "Start BlueStacks" and login with your Gmail account. Now browse or search entire PlayStore and install which application you want to use from android market. Enjoy Android on PC. Having any issues installing or accessing "BlueStacks" just comment below.

The Best and Easiest Way to Run Android Apps on Windows or Mac PC

Nishant Kumar - June 20, 2014

Using Android apps on Windows PC is always interesting, especially for those who don't have any android gadgets but want to experience the android applications....