Chrome OS can officially run Android apps now, so here are the most compatible, best Android apps for Chromebooks. Happy downloading!

Android apps were never designed for Chrome OS. Using them is cool, but it will probably be awkward for a long time until Google and app developers help smooth out the edges.

Chrome OS is looking to make it easier to discover new Linux apps for your Chromebook using the search feature in the app launcher.

Google is paving the way for more apps to make their way over to Chromebooks, after having brought support for Android apps previously. With the release of Chrome OS 67, Progressive Web Apps can ...

Google's Chrome OS gets new app muscle with built-in Linux Developers and schools will love the programming tools they'll be able to run on Chromebooks now, Google says at its Google I/O show.

As Chrome Unboxed noted, the Chrome OS beta 64 allows apps to run in parallel, meaning they won’t go to sleep if you click out of one app to go into another.

Chrome OS is fixing its app problem with Progressive Web Apps Chromebook users should get a big influx of much-needed apps.

Chrome OS 64 enables Android apps to run in the background. The new feature is called Android Parallel Tasks and should allow for better multitasking.

Android apps on Chrome OS have taken off within in the last year. At I/O 2018, Google recapped and announced features coming to the operating system that benefit Android developers and end users ...

But new Chrome OS form factors don’t necessarily mean success. To make a tablet work, you need both a desktop-class browser and apps — and Android apps have historically been pretty awful at ...

The new app launcher is ported from Google’s browser-in-a-box operating system, Chrome OS, and puts all your Chrome apps under one icon on your taskbar.