How to run Android apps in Windows
Apps are one of the most essential aspects of the smartphone experience. Without apps, your fancy new Android phone would be little more than a regular cell phone. You can find apps for just about any function, and exploring the available apps is what draws many people to smartphones in the first place. Once you know how to install and manage your apps, you'll be doing more than you ever thought possible.
Apps on Windows have gotten better. But every once in a while, youâll stumble upon a really useful mobile app that hasnât made its way to PC yet. If it runs on Android, though, thereâs good news. Hanuman Chalisa in English. With the help of third-party software, you can probably run it on your Windows computer.
BlueStacks doesnât replicate the full Android experience, itâs just an âapp playerâ that runs individual apps on your PC. Funny WhatsApp Status. Â BlueStacks starts in full-screen mode, but can also be used in windowed mode.
Install BlueStacks, search for an Android app, and youâll be able to install it on your PC.
Youâll have to set up a Google account to download apps via Google Play, but you can always make a new Google account just for this purpose. BlueStacks also supports other app stores, including the Amazon Appstore for Android. Its built-in search feature searches for apps across all the app stores it supports.
