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AMD brings full-on Android to Windows through BlueStacks

07
Jan
2014

BlueStacks has helped Windows users run Android apps on their PCs for a few years, but now the AMD-backed company is going a step further. The graphics titan has just announced that a new version of BlueStacks will be …

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