How to Run Android Application in the System

File type:

         

          Application for each and every operating systems are varied based on the development of them, this operating systems are had their common and separated version of files. Usually the pc are worked and supported along with the file system of application had the extensions of .exe file. The execution is taken place only through this version.

          Android version operating system are had the specific function of the file format at .apk. This version of file system is being used to execute application that is to be used. Size and installation of these applications are varied based up on their size and execution methods.

How to use Android Applications in Windows:

There are four ways to use the android application in system using simulators:

• Android on Intel Architecture
• Android-x86
• Official Android Emulator
• Blue Stacks

Android on Intel Architecture

          

          Intel had developed the separate simulation version to implement on the android exaction of the applications. They are designed with the UEFI firmware. It’s named Android on Intel Architecture, or Android –is separate installer are also provided for the windows 8 to install the application along with dual boot Android and Windows on a new laptop or tablet.

         

          This version are not supported for all the version of systems for the usage these are tagged for the uses in these version Samsung XE700T, Acer Iconia W700, and Lenovo X220T and X230T. This is likely the same software you’ll find on those new “Dual OS” Intel PCs.

          These versions are not applicable for the casual users and for the more information about the product and their supported versions you may contact the official website for the help and solution.

           Android on Intel Architecture and Android-x86 projects may make Android easier to install and use on a wider variety of hardware. They could provide an easy way to dual boot Android and Windows or even replace Windows with Android as per the needed and usage of the customers. At present there are many issues and errors that are created and not supported for some of the hardware’s configuring.

Android-x86

          It’s a community project that is made to configure with the android-x 86 platforms for Intel and AMD processors. These are made easier to install android on a laptop or at the tablets like regular installation of the windows or the Linux.

          At present some of the website is only supported to the SUS Eee PCs, the View sonic View pad 10, Del Inspiron Mini Duo, Samsung Q1U, Viliv S5, and Lenovo ThinkPad x61 Tablet are tested in their platforms.

          In this Installation are also be done on the virtual box. It made the installing applications inside the virtual machines.

Blue stack

          Blue stack is an android emulator that used upon the access the android application in the system as based of the needed. This emulator is designed as the basic of the android based application running on the basic versioned.

Here's how to get it running on your computer.

• Search and download system application of blue stack exe file format, after finding the application click on download and the software starts to download.
• Now open the setup file and follow on-screen instructions to install Blue stacks. The instructions are straightforward, similar to installing any other programmed on your computer.
• Run Blue stacks when the installation is complete. You might see a notification saying that your graphics driver needs to be updated. Just click the "Close" button when you see the pop-up to start Blue stacks.
• Now you'll see a window in which Android is up and running. Click the big search icon at the top > type the name of the app > select "Search Play for..." to get the apps from Google Play.
• You'll have to log in using your Google account once you search Google Play for apps. Once that is done, you can install most games and apps - some, which rely on a working SIM card for confirmation, such as WhatsApp, won't run on your PC. While older versions of Whatsapp let you manually enter the verification code received on another device, WhatsApp no longer lets you enter the verification code manually. It sends a verification code via SMS and checks whether your registered phone number received that text message. Then WhatsApp automatically pulls that code to register your device. On Blue stacks, we managed to install WhatsApp but got a verification failed error. So WhatsApp doesn't work with this software.
• Installing apps is simple. Just use the search button on the home screen and click Search Play for, as described in Step 4. This will open Google Play, where you can click "Install" to get the app.
• Blue stacks have an Android app so you can sync installed apps between your PC and Android device if needed.
• While you can use the mouse to simulate taps and swipes, Blue stacks also supports hardware keyboards for some games such as Temple Run. This means that you can play these games using your computer's keyboard. If you have a preferred text-editor on Android, you can type using the keyboard as well.
• Blue stacks is free for a short duration (half an hour), after which it asks you to pay per month; or you can instead install some sponsored apps every day. That's not a big dampener as you don't need to open the sponsored app and you can easily delete it right after installation is complete. To do this, click the All apps icon at the top > Settings > Apps. Now select the sponsored app and click the "Uninstall" button.