Google released a developer update to Chrome OS today that conveys Android application support to four new Chromebook models. The tablets incorporate the Dell Chromebook 13, HP 13, Samsung Chromebook 3, and ASUS C301SA. On the off chance that you’d jump at the chance to access the Google Play Store on any of these machines, you need to run the latest designer form of Chrome OS, which may contain bugs and other unpleasant edges with regards to full Android application bolster.
Running Android applications in a portable workstation environment was initially declared back at the Google I/O engineer gathering in May. From that point forward, Google has gradually worked out the component and pushed beta renditions of it through its Chrome OS designer channel. To give it a shot, verify that you have one of these upheld Chromebooks. And after that ensure you’re running the most a la mode form of Chrome OS accessible. While a few models have admittance to Android applications running stable variants of the product, it would appear that for the time being the models said above oblige you to run the designer form.
