Android apps to run on AMD-powered Windows 8 devices
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BlueStacks, which won the Best Software award at CES 2012, places a wrapper around popularAndroid apps like Evernote and Pulse to eliminate compatibility issues. The company said it is currently working with manufacturers like HP to get the software ...
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Opening a link to a website or a mobile application embedded with malicious code can trigger an attack capable of destroying the memory card in Android-equipped handsets made by Samsung, HTC, Motorola and Sony Ericsson, rendering the devices ...
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AMD, Bluestacks collaborate to bring Android apps to Windows
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Take for example the recent announcement that Microsoft's new OS, Windows 8, will, for certain tablets, PCs and laptops, offer Android apps. The announcement comes after chip manufacturer AMD and software firm Bluestacks decided to collaborate together ...
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BlueStacks partners up with AMD to bring Android apps to PC
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BlueStacks partners up with AMD to bring Android apps to PC BlueStacks has announced a new partnership with AMD to bring over 500,000 Android apps to Macs and Windows-based computers. The apps will be available for Windows 7 and Windows 8 ...
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TechRadar UK
BlueStacks, which won the Best Software award at CES 2012, places a wrapper around popularAndroid apps like Evernote and Pulse to eliminate compatibility issues. The company said it is currently working with manufacturers like HP to get the software ...
See all stories on this topic »Ravi Borgaonkar Says Android Phones Vulverable To Wipe-Out Attack
Huffington Post
Opening a link to a website or a mobile application embedded with malicious code can trigger an attack capable of destroying the memory card in Android-equipped handsets made by Samsung, HTC, Motorola and Sony Ericsson, rendering the devices ...
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| AMD Partners with BlueStacks to fetch Android Apps to Windows 8 Avauncer The solution of BlueStack already lets users to run Android apps usually used on tablets and smartphones running Intel and AMD x86 chips or on Macs from Apple using OS X. But, by influencing the LayerCake technology of BlueStacks to run AMD AppZone ... See all stories on this topic » |  Avauncer |
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Take for example the recent announcement that Microsoft's new OS, Windows 8, will, for certain tablets, PCs and laptops, offer Android apps. The announcement comes after chip manufacturer AMD and software firm Bluestacks decided to collaborate together ...
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| Apps for the absent-minded Sydney Morning Herald For me this app's simplicity and tidy interface remove many of the barriers to using it regularly. For a more comprehensive to-do app you may prefer Remember the Milk, which is also free on iOS and Android. This app is similar to Any.DO and offers many... See all stories on this topic » |  Sydney Morning Herald |
Afterdawn.com
BlueStacks partners up with AMD to bring Android apps to PC BlueStacks has announced a new partnership with AMD to bring over 500,000 Android apps to Macs and Windows-based computers. The apps will be available for Windows 7 and Windows 8 ...
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