Those, it turns out, will be included under a paid version of the App Player, which BlueStacks hopes to launch at a later date. BlueStacks' free Cloud Connect app, meanwhile, allows you to port third-party apps directly from your handset to your computer, though some games, including Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja, are prohibited. Available as a free download, this early test version comes pre-loaded with ten apps, and can support an extra 26, on top of that. Today, the startup unveiled an alpha version of its App Player - software that allows users to run a host of Android apps on Windows PCs, tablets or desktops, without requiring them to make modifications to their original OS. If you've been dreaming of a world where Android apps are free to roam across your Windows desktop, you're in luck, because BlueStacks has just turned your reverie into reality.
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