Can you install and run Android Apps in Windows? If yes, demonstrate. If no

[md65381]

Can you install and run Android Apps in Windows? If yes, demonstrate. If not, Why not?

[<M/>]

I made a google search and it shows it is possible.
Here is the link i found:
Click Here

[rubberman]

What Michael suggests is one approach. Another is to install the android phone/tablet simulator (available from the google/android developer site), which will let you run android applications in a simulated natural environment. The main issue is that most android applications use Dalvik - a virtual machine that takes byte-code and iterprets it, just like the JVM for java. In fact, the source code IS java, but the Dalvik compiler generates different object code than a java compiler will, so java jar files will not run on android. If you can get a Dalvik byte-code interpretor to run on your system, then you should, in theory, be able to run any android application.

That last statement, and $5, will get you a nice latte at Starbucks... :-)

[<M/>]

or 5 apps...

[Ladis]

There are a few ways to run Android Apps in Windows. Out of those approaches I found Bluestacks Amazing

BlueStacks for Windows. It is an AppPlayer.
Yeah that's right! You heard it!!

It does what it says.

I tried it out and enjoyed playing Temple Run in it.

http://www.bluestacks.com/

Hope this helps :)