They seem to address a problem I've been dealing with for a quite a while now: How come I'm not using Android when I'm using things that aren't Android devices? Thanks to BlueStacks, that confusingly-phrased question can be laid to rest, once and for all. Overall, I'm pretty excited about both of these announcements. For your viewing pleasure, here is the video preview of the BlueStacks App Player: I don't want to get too excited too soon, but from where I'm sitting, this is damn exciting. The beauty of this is that Android developers seem to enjoy the idea and, according to BlueStacks, a few PC hardware manufactures want to preload it onto their computers. Imagine the convenience of playing Angry Birds on a huge screen that isn't in your bathroom (Android Police cannot be held responsible if you get confused in this scenario and require new pants).

This means that all of your favorite Android apps are now also your favorite PC apps and, by extension, your favorite Android games can now be your favorite PC games. If the name didn't already clue you in, BlueStacks App Player allows you to run Android applications on your Windows machine and enter a whole new level of Appoholism. One of these announcements is the Alpha version of their App Player for Windows. Today, BlueStacks - a company specializing in Android app integration in Windows - will be making two large, and (hopefully) impressive announcements.

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