Google rolls out Android app streaming to Chromebooks following beta

You now not have to attempt a beta to stream Android apps on your Chromebook. Google has released a Chrome OS M115 replace that makes Android app streaming obtainable to many extra individuals. If in case you have Telephone Hub enabled, you possibly can run an Android app straight out of your cell system relatively than putting in it on the pc. The replace permits you to reply to a message or test your lunch supply with out the distraction of reaching to your handset.

The characteristic continues to be restricted to a handful of Android 13-capable telephones from Google and Xiaomi. From Google, you will want a Pixel 4a or later. Xiaomi followers, in the meantime, want at the very least a 12T. Each your Chromebook and cellphone should be on the identical WiFi community and bodily shut by. Some networks won’t assist the characteristic, however you should use Chrome OS’ On the spot Tethering to determine a hyperlink if want be.

As throughout the beta, you will not need to use app streaming for video games or different intensive Android apps. That is extra for responding to notifications than any severe dedication — you will nonetheless need to set up apps for that. It provides Chromebooks a number of the cellphone integration you discover in macOS and Windows, although, and will assist you to keep targeted when you work.

The M115 improve additionally allows you to signal PDF paperwork and save signatures to make use of later. Google has additionally redesigned the keyboard-oriented Shortcut app with a brand new interface and simpler in-app search.