The Google Play Store -- and most all the Android apps within it -- is coming to Chrome OS, Google's confirmed at its 2016 I/O conference.

The Play Store's reach is much wider, too: Google Play supports payments in 136 countries, but the Chrome Web Store only takes payments in 36 countries. If you use Google Play for Education, the ...

Back in December, we announced Toolbox for Google Play Store, a Chrome extension designed to improve the Play Store desktop site.It adds integration with several sites (including Android Police ...

Today at Google I/O, Google announced that they would be integrating the Google Play Store and Android applications into Chrome OS and Chromebooks that run Chrome OS.

We can't say that the announcement of Google Play on Chrome OS is a surprise. Google first started publicly experimenting with Android apps on Chrome OS in 2014 with ARC, the App Runtime for Chrome.

Chrome OS Could Soon Have Full Google Play Store Support By JC Torres April 25, 2016 5:30 am EST To many, it didn't make sense for Google to have different but related and practically competing ...

Google Play and Android apps have officially arrived on the first Chromebooks with the rollout of Chrome OS 53 to the developer channel. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer June 17, 2016 at ...

The Google Play Store is packed inside of the newest stable build of Chrome OS and works on both the Acer Chromebook R11 and the Asus Chromebook Flip. If you don’t own a the R11 or Flip, you can ...

In the midst of update Wednesday, Google has just pushed a brand new version of Chrome to the Play Store - Chrome Dev. For those unaware, Google's browser comes in four main channels - Stable ...

Judging by the latest discoveries in Chrome OS, users of the operating system will soon be able to run the vast majority of Android apps thanks to the inclusion of the Google Play Store. A Reddit ...

Update 5/20: Sometime recently, Google News has joined the list of apps that install as a PWA from the Play Store.This works exactly as described above for YouTube TV and Twitter. Interestingly ...

Google Chrome is set to enhance the installation experience of web apps with a new design that resembles the familiar Play Store cards used to install Android apps.This development is a ...