Google's Chrome OS books will soon run Android apps

The Play Store is coming to Chrome OS, Google reported at its I/O engineer meeting today — and with that, you will soon have the capacity to introduce and run for all intents and purposes any Android application on your Chromebooks and Chromeboxes.

Its a dependable fact that Google has been chipping away at this anticipate for a long time now. You were at that point ready to run a couple Android applications on Chrome OS some time recently, as well. This new venture, be that as it may, utilizes a totally diverse innovation. As Chrome OS executive of item chief Kan Liu let me know, the most punctual rendition utilized Curve (the Android Runtime for Chrome) and Local Customer.

"Yet, that wasn't a local execution, so application engineers needed to accomplish something to make it work," he said. "That wasn't going to work for some designers."

So the group set going to take a very surprising methodology. Android on Chrome OS now keeps running in a Linux holder and engineers won't need to do anything to make this work for their applications. Because of this, there is no requirement for any copying either, consequently, there's no execution punishment — both Chrome OS and Android will utilize the same portion and assets on the Chrome OS machine. Applications will keep running in an ensured mode and, regardless of the possibility that a maverick application figures out how to break out of this sandbox, all of Chrome OS's other security includes still apply, as well.