Android consoles are all the rage, and BlueStacks is hoping its new console could pull ahead the game with an amazing feature. The gaming console, GamePop, is far more than many consoles based on ...

There’s a rush on to be the first Android console maker to strike the right chord with consumers, and there’s no shortage of contenders. Bluestacks is one such contender, and their GamePop is finally ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. The company known for bringing Android games to your Mac and PC, BlueStacks, announced today that they are now ...

Is the world ready for another microgaming console? A temporarily free console, with a fixed low-cost subscription gaming service? Ready or not, here's GamePop from BlueStacks. Senior writer Seth ...

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 ...

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The company that brought Android mobile apps to Macs and Windows PCs is making its foray onto another one of your home's screens: the TV. BlueStacks' new GamePop console and subscription service will ...

GamePop Launches 'Forever Free' GamePop Mini First ever free hardware with subscription; GamePop service to be available across multiple form factors Palo Alto, CA June 28, 2013 – Mobile company ...

Following the success of Kickstarter projects like Ouya and Gamestick, yet another company is trying to bring mobile gaming to the living room TV. BlueStacks is hoping to set its GamePop console apart ...

2013, the year of the mobile game TV console, marches on with a new contender: GamePop. Created by mobile company BlueStacks, the GamePop console allows users to play mobile games on their TV using ...

Android pops up in the strangest places. Smartphones and tablets are the most obvious places to find Google’s open-source OS, but there are also Android-based cameras, cars, and even fridges. The ...

A new TV game console dubbed GamePop will allegedly run iOS applications with virtualization, without using any of Apple's own code, potentially giving developers a new platform on which to offer ...