Certain applications designed for the Android OS make you sometimes want it to become a traditional operating system, that is, a PC operating system ... Well, AMD does not promise to fulfill my "dream", but will make Android applications work on PCs with AMD processors (I have one, I do not want to advertise…
This news comes from the partnership between the virtual specialist company in Android, the BlueStacks, and one of the giants of the world of processors, AMD ... Intel lovers will have to settle for.
Well, in practice, some (many!) Google Play (the official Android apps store) to be available to Windows users with AMD hardware
It is now possible to test Androids applications on a PC using the BlueStacks Player App. With this partnership, the AMD store, AppZone, can also be used with the BlueStacks Cloud Connect system, allowing users to sync Android applications from their smarthones or to an AMD device.
According to AMD:
Android apps running through AppZone will take advantage of AMD graphics acceleration - whether in the form of an onboard graphics card or the company's integrated accelerated processing units.
For those who like to test (almost) everything, you can do the download do Player App, are just" 103 MB (not follow my example)
[Via]: IDG
