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Install Android Market / Google Play on Android Bluestacks beta

Bluestacks is a utility that lets you run a number of Android apps on a Windows PC. You don’t need to reboot your PC or exit Windows at all — Windows apps and Android apps can run side-by-side.

Out of the box, BlueStacks allows you to copy applications from your phone to your PC or you can download some apps from the BlueStacks. But the company only offers a small fraction of the nearly half-million apps available in the Google Play Store.

But it turns out you can root BlueStacks and install the Google Play Store so you can download virtually any app on your PC.

The folks at droidhackings.blogspot.com have posted instructions on gaining root access to the BlueStacks file system. You can play your favorite Android Games on windows PC, Thanks to droidhackings.blogspot.com. Additionally, thousands of Android apps will run perfectly on a Windows PC.

Rooting is not the only reason to travel to droidhackings.blogspot.com you can find a large number of selected Android games to download free. What else? You can download FREE Android apps with direct links for apk files, Latest Android news and reviews and Bluestacks beta tweaks. And video tutorials on how to install Android IceCream Sandwich (ICS) x86 are in queue. So what are you waiting for??? Just head to http://droidhackings.blogspot.com

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CarinaCardona43: Created page with "Install Android Market / Google Play on Android Bluestacks beta Bluestacks is a utility that lets you run a number of Android apps on a Windows PC. You don’t need to reboot..."