One of the most persecuted ideas in the world of technology is the way to have applications from one system to run other. There has never been a direct and natural way to do this, although many already have tried.
But there are always those who want to go further and can create mechanisms to successfully fulfill this desire. The BlueStacks is one of the companies that have a concrete proposal for Android and now managed to bring the final version for the Mac universe.
The BlueStacks is an application created to bring Android applications to Desktop operating systems without requiring the user to have any installed virtual machine.
With a simple application it is possible to completely emulate the experience we have in smartphones and Android tablets, managing to run applications of this system.
The BlueStacks is now available for Windows for some time now, with the success that everyone acknowledges. But the company wanted to grow and translate to other systems and the application that created the solution and so now came the final version for OSX BlueStacks.
To use this new application only need to install and run. Immediately have access to a set of pre-installed applications and ready to use.
They find immediately Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp and many more, with a great predominance for games and other applications entertainment.
Of course you can install new applications, since the BlueStacks can access Play Store and all the applications that are available there.
Being now a system with unique properties and are easily accessible, the BlueStacks can have fine control of applications and can be used pitch and zoom to enlarge or reduce the image, the keyboard to control any movement and even the mouse to simulate tap the screen.
The BlueStacks can in a very simple and intuitive something that many have tried and even succeeded. It’s just a simple application, but it opens up a world of new opportunities, coming directly from the Android universe.
If you are fed up trying unsuccessfully to have Android in the OSX then it’s time to leave the BlueStacks do their role and give you access to all applications.
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