Two Ways to Run Android Apps on Windows

[@IkesTechTalk]

Didn't even think to use adb to side load anything. I was super disappointed by the lack of titles to play. Appreciate the tip

[@localblackman427]

Don't forget that Google is adding that requirement for developers to choose to allow their app to work outside of the playstore or not. Apparently this will be set to disallowed by default in the near future. So make sure your favorite developer is aware (as apk mirror essentially rips from the play store

[@LaurenGlenn]

All is well and good unless you have a Snapdragon processor. Then it just refuses to install. Funny though as the chip in my PC doesn't then need to be fully emulated since it's the same one... but the whole engine for this does not install. Even BlueStacks doesn't

[@scaryifliteral]

Yep, no ARM support

[@pallettownbry]

I have a couple of questions. 1. Does the emulator run at the native refresh rate of your device or is it locked to 60hz? 2. I wonder if there is a way to get root privileges on the emulator...?

[@Miguel-Del]

Could you make a video about running android TV apps on android devices or windows? If that's up your alley. I want to run KZbin for Android TV on my tablet and use a remote to control it. Like a portable smart tv.

[@useless6234]

Thank you for the first solution! Unfortunately, Bluestack don't work on my Surface Pro 9 SQ3, so I think it won't work on newest Snapdragon devices either

[@scaryifliteral]

Yep, no ARM support