Google finally made it possible to install Android apps on a Chromebook. We'll show you how to get it now and share some problems this causes early on.

Which are the best Android apps to install on Chromebook? It’s been a few months since Google announced its plans to bring the Google Play Store to Chromebook, effectively allowing users of the ...

The Chromebook Flip is the first Chrome OS device to support Android apps, but Google plans to roll out support for additional devices soon. When I first started testing Android on Chrome OS, I ...

How to check if your Chromebook has the Google Play Store: Launch the Settings app. Click on the Apps tab. If you see a Google Play Store option, your Chromebook supports Android apps.

For now, there's only one Chromebook that will do it, the ASUS Chromebook Flip, but soon most newer models Chromebooks will be able to run most of the 1.5 million Android apps.

There's no need to sideload a Linux app to your Chromebook. As we've explained in our guide to Linux apps, you can install almost any Linux app directly onto your ChromeOS device using the ...

By firing up this app, you’ll be able to further install Android apps on your device, including games. And speaking of games do check our 8 best Chromebook Google apps for gaming, also.

Android apps have arrived on Chrome OS. Right now they can be run on three Chromebook models, a number that will increase during the rest of 2016 and into the start of 2017 (Google has a full list ...