The Mac app is capable of running x86-based and ARM-based apps-that includes Android TV apps, games, and everything in between. The company said Bluestacks for Mac has been completely optimized for the platform everything from the microphone on up to the camera works. What’s cool about the new Bluestacks release is that it supports Retina displays, along with multi-touch gesture on Apple’s trackpads. With the new release, users will be able to use Android apps-an OS that’s typically in your pocket-on the fancy new MacBook. Don’t tell your iPhone.īluestacks says the software has already been download over 90 million times on Windows, but that number will likely skyrocket as Mac availability spreads. It seems sacrilegious, but have you ever felt the desire to use an Android emulator on your Mac? I only ask because Bluestacks, a popular application that allows PC users to use Android apps on a desktop, is now available for OS X.
