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How to Run Android on Windows PC with Youwave

There was a time when using Android apps on Windows Operating System was a thought only. But now it does not remain just as a thought only as over about a few months there are number of applications released to install and run Android Apps on Windows. And the good thing about these apps is that you don’t need to install virtualization software. 



For this purpose you must have heard of BlueStacks and WindowsAndroid. These are two popular and efficient programs to run Android apps on Windows. With BlueStacks you can run Android apps on your Windows while with WindowsAndroid you can run Android OS itself on your Windows Operating System.

For the users who want to run Android on Windows can make use of YouWave which is paid software for Windows. You can run Android on Windows as well as run all Android Apps and Android App stores on your PC.


 The program is pretty easy to use. Just install the app on your system and you will see a YouWave icon on your desktop. To launch the app just double click the icon and Android will start loading on your PC. Those users who have installed VirtualBox on their PC should install the app on guest machine. But if you want to install app on your host machine then you have to uninstall virtual machine from your PC to install YouWave.

Presently Youwave is available as paid software and it comes in two editions. A Basic edition for $14.99 that come swith Android Gingerbread (2.3.4) and Home edition for $19.99 comes with Ice Cream Sandwich (4.1.0). If you are not sure that you should spend money for the software or not then you should first go for fully-functional 10-day trial copy from the download page.
 The software is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and it works well on Windows 8 too. All in all you can get brilliant software to run Android on your Windows in a pretty reasonable price.

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