The company calls its patent-pending virtualization technology Layercake, and it’s also partnered up with Asus and AMD to bring Android apps to their devices. With the alpha launch, however, BlueStacks supported only about 15 Android titles on the Mac.Īs noted by VentureBeat, BlueStacks today announced that its Mac app has moved into beta, opening up access to all 750,000+ Android apps.īluestacks’ virtualizes Android to run the platform’s mobile apps, similar to how VMWare lets you run a virtualized version of desktop operating systems. The app, which is also available for Windows, allows users to run Android apps on their desktop machines.
Back in June, we noted that BlueStacks had introduced an alpha version of its Android app player software for Mac.
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