BlueStacks released an alpha version of its BlueStacks application player. This software enables Windows 7-based PC and a tablet to run Android applications in the Windows surroundings without having to set up the Android SDK or transform the original software. Player of the application also allows tablets and PCs and to install applications from a synchronized Android device through cloud-based Android Company’s Connect technology. Users simply install and download the free player application for the PC, and the liberated cloud connecting the application to an Android device.

Subsequent to downloading the 117 MB file, the application BlueStacks player had problem while installing on its primary attempt (apparently common), but placed a device on the desktop after his second booming attempt. By clicking on the combo Android / Windows logo which  brings a great game square window to a variety of free applications for Android including Aporkalypse, Words Free, Bubbles Buster, Talking Tom 2 free and seven others. There is also an icon that takes clients to a page of BlueStacks channels which offered an additional 31 free applications for Android app installation (subscription), once accessed through a Facebook account.

The applications that came pre-installed can run in full screen or on window. Naturally, because they are considered for a touch interface, clients may want to utilize a touch-supported all in one PC with Windows 7, a laptop computer with multi-touch disc or tablet, however, which remains efficient when using the distinctive keyboard and mouse. The  current free of "alpha" version only allows 26 additional applications that can be installed, but the company plans to lift this limitation in a forthcoming Pro Player application that is still in development. This Pro version also allows users to install primary applications like Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds and Dungeon Hunter 2.