Surely you remember BlueStacks, this program for Windows that allowed us to emulate Android applications on our computer. It was useful for certain things, and it wasn't bad at all. However, the emulation was sometimes a bit slow, and that made it impossible to take advantage of it for the use of certain applications. WindowsAndroid is a new program that ends these problems and that comes to become a really useful tool, being able to run Android natively on our computer. What does that mean?
An emulator interprets the application that is running at all times. In this way, when it requires a lot of power, a large amount of resources, it slows down, unable to perform the performance at the required rate. When we take a new game console emulator, we will realize that our computer is not capable of running the game at the same rate as it does on a game console. On the other hand, when it comes to an emulator of old video consoles, it does not have any problem, because the processing capacity of our computer is so extremely large compared to that of that console that although it has to go through more steps, it is capable of being faster.
With Android something similar happens. When we run a simple and simple application, the computer is capable of behaving like any mobile. However, when we try to make it run a high-demand application, the computer cannot handle it. BlueStacks is an emulator and therefore it is difficult to use high-level applications on it.
However, WindowsAndroid it is something else. Although it is clear that they have not left their brains in thinking of the name, it seems that the operation of the program is much better. It is capable of running the operating system natively on the computer. What does this mean? That it does not interpret and translate the applications, but executes them directly, as if it were any Android device, achieving performances close to those of a high-level smartphone.
For now, WindowsAndroid It is in Beta version, so we can expect some other failure in the installation, in the execution of some applications, or with some adjustments. Be that as it may, it promises a lot, and it is an alternative to be tried by all those who want to use Android apps on their computer.
The program can be download now from the developer page, or from the own Mega, the new file sharing service.
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Natives in windows ha I leave, correct that please
Hi Kepler, what do you mean is not going?
work if it works what I say that it does not run natively since windows, its kernel is not capable of doing it in any way, so it executes it in an emulated way or through virtualization.
And apart from all that ... it works with the ass, that is, it has more bugs than bits
It asks me for 2 gb of memory to mount it .. I have win7 with only 1 gb and it won't mount ... too bad I don't know before.