A new Chrome app, called Arc Welder, is available as a free download for everybody, and you can use it to test and run Android apps within the browser. The tool was designed with developers in ...

Did you know that you can run Android apps in Google Chrome? This means that all desktop operating systems are supported, including Windows 10, MacOS, Chrome OS, ...

While Google is working to support more Android apps on Chromebook laptops, getting Android apps to work directly in the Chrome browser is a little trickier. But not impossible.

But it provides a way to run Android apps as if they were native apps on a Windows, OS X, or Linux computer without installing an emulator or virtual machine.

Some apps are only available on Android, which is a shame if you want to use them on a full Windows screen. Here's how to run Android apps in Windows.

Running Android apps in Chrome isn’t exactly a new concept, as Duolingo, Evernote, Vine, and more were previously installable specifically on Chrome OS via the Chrome Web Store.

Android has a large, vibrant ecosystem of applications. From Heartstone to Plex to Twitter, Google Play is home to over 1.5 million mobile apps, according to AppBrain. Wouldn't it be great to run ...

Android apps will behave like a native Windows application; they run in their own app windows and can be pinned to your Windows taskbar and Start menu.

Developers get access in June, and everyone else sees it next fall. That means your Chromebook will run any app available for Android phones. That means Chromebook is more than a browser.

While Google is working to support more Android apps on Chromebook laptops, getting Android apps to work directly in the Chrome browser is a little trickier. But not impossible.