BlueStacks today revealed that its GamePop console will feature a number of iOS titles. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions ...

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In case you hadn’t heard: BlueStacks, the company with around 10M+ using its technology that brings Android games to PC and Mac, has recently been working on a new dedicated Android gaming console ...

While we've covered work by BlueStacks to bring Android apps to Macs and PCs, the company has an even more interesting announcement to make today, revealing that its upcoming GamePop set-top box ...

BlueStacks is hoping to take the clear early consumer interest in a home gaming console built with mobile technologies and make that into big business, and today it’s announcing what could become a ...

The company has already lined up some relatively large iOS and Android developers to support its console, including Subatomic studios (the maker of the iOS hit Fieldrunners), Glu, Halfbrick, Jawfish ...

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Earlier this month, we reported on a new technology from BlueStacks called “Looking Glass” that brought iOS games to your big screen via a subscription-based console. On Friday, however, the company ...

Bluestacks GamePop is an eye-catchingly designed Android console. When it was first announced we learned that it would not be sold but be given free to subscribers who promised to pay $6.99 per month ...

The upcoming GamePop console from BlueStacks will support iOS games as well as Android ones, the company confirmed today. The move will be possible thanks to a mobile-to-TV technology known as Looking ...

Bluestacks has brought Android apps to PCs and Macs. And its upcoming Gamepop console will bring Android games to the TV. But none of this is unique — there are others who have tried similar things, ...