Run Android & Android Apps NATIVELY on Windows (no, not bluestacks)

[Nazmus Shakib Khandaker]

Ladies and gentlemen. We can now run Android and Android apps natively on Windows. This is NOT through bluestacks, which virtualizes Android. This is native. Therefore, you will see a MUCH faster performance gain. Here's the link to more information:

Click here for more info via Pureinfotech

[Guth]

This was posted the other day mate

Click Here

It was the second search result for "windows android" on Neowin. Always search before posting ;)

[f0rk_b0mb]

Yup, Detection posted that.

[Nazmus Shakib Khandaker]

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't notice that. There are so many forums at neowin, I guess I should have searched for the term. Sorry for the mishaps, folks. :(

[tim_s]

Well I have a question, since the post exists.

Why would one want to run Andriod apps within Windows? I see the potential but maybe I am too short-sighted to see what Andriod can do better than Windows.

EDIT: p.s. I like my Andriod phone and this is not hate for Andriod just wondering what Andriod can do vs a Windows native application - perhaps cost savings?

[Brandon H Supervisor]

Well I have a question, since the post exists.

Why would one want to run Andriod apps within Windows? I see the potential but maybe I am too short-sighted to see what Andriod can do better than Windows.

EDIT: p.s. I like my Andriod phone and this is not hate for Andriod just wondering what Andriod can do vs a Windows native application - perhaps cost savings?

the most obvious thing would be for app development. i'm sure there could be other uses as well

[fusi0n]

Thanks for sharing this! This is great!

[George P Global Moderator]

This would be good more for app developers or just geeks who want to mess around. There really is nothing for average Windows users here, though if MS did somehow make Windows 8 and more so RT be able to run Android apps on the start screen that would be a bonus. For now if you have a new tablet and the windows store, being new, doesn't have what you want then this works as a stopgap IMO.

[tim_s]

the most obvious thing would be for app development. i'm sure there could be other uses as well

I agree, but do they not have a SDK that already does this for you which is officially supported?

[Brandon H Supervisor]

I agree, but do they not have a SDK that already does this for you which is officially supported?

yes but it's very poorly done and slow