The introduction of ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery with Cameyo enables orgs to deliver any app - including legacy apps - over the web, without virtual desktops. In today’s cloud-first world, users just ...

Set to launch in the coming months, the new “App Mall” for ChromeOS is available now to preview (even if you’re not on a Chromebook). As we reported in March, Google is working on a new way to ...

In March, Google was spotted working on a presumed one-stop shop for apps and games on Chromebooks. Called App Mall, the tool is now available for preview on ChromeOS Canary. If everything goes ...

Are you looking for some Linux apps to install on your Chromebook? Since ChromeOS gained native Linux app support a while ago, Chromebooks have been completely revolutionized with their capabilities.

Chromebooks are awesome. They give you 90% of the functionality of a traditional Windows PC for a quarter of the price, ...

The source reports that the App Mall store will be locked behind a flag in Chrome. You know, the menu that you access via chrome://flags, where some unreleased and test features are located. That will ...

ChromeOS 124 is currently in beta, and it introduces a Settings app redesign that leverages Material You and looks a lot like the Android Settings app on tablets. The current Settings app features a ...

Google has acquired Cameyo, a software virtualization company, to enhance ChromeOS capabilities. Cameyo specializes in Virtual App Delivery (VAD), allowing Windows apps to run on devices without a ...

Older laptops can easily be converted to DIY Chromebooks via the use of ChromeOS Flex. The OS is free and easy to install, ...

Google LLC plans to merge its ChromeOS and Android operating system, a company executive revealed on Friday. Sameer Samat, the president of the Android ecosystem, divulged the plan in an interview ...

In a nutshell: Google is apparently interested in blurring the line between its two main computing platforms. The mobile-focused Android system could soon acquire the ability to run specific ChromeOS ...