Android app and Play Store support will now be available in Chrome OS

Google’s annual developer conference continues and information about many interesting products has been given on the very first day. In a session of Google IO, it was told that Android app and Play Store support will now be available in Google Chrome OS.

The information given in this session clearly indicates that Google will organize a session in which all developers will be able to test apps on Chrome OS. In April, some Chrome OS v51 users saw a Settings and pop-up window that hinted at upcoming Android app support and Google Play access. There was also information that Google may announce it officially soon.

Now, information found in Google IO proves these claims correct. This information was first published by 9to5Google on Google IO website. saw Was. It says, “Today we announced that we are adding the world’s best mobile app experience; Chrome, the world’s best browser, now also has Android app and Google Play Store support. Join this session and test your Android app on Chrome OS. Our engineers will be on hand to assist you quickly as you test Android apps on your Chromebook. Apart from this, we will also give a free Chromebook to the first 50 developers so that they can run their apps in Chrome. ,

The information has since been updated and has now been removed. But Google is expected to make its official announcement soon. Till now Google has also launched two new apps Allo and Duo. Both these apps have been launched for Android and iOS users. Both these apps equipped with unique features will be launched soon in the coming time. Apart from this, search engine giant Google also introduced Google Home (a voice based home activation device). Google Assistant and Daydream VR system have also been introduced at Google IO.