Running Android apps on Chromebooks improves the entire experience by allowing users to utilize the same apps they use on their phones and play popular mobile games. It also improves the platform’s usability. For serious jobs, Android includes a variety of creative, work, and productivity apps.
If your Chromebook was published in 2017 or after, it’s likely it can run Android apps. We talking about how to run android apps on Chromebook.
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How to Run Android Apps on Chromebook
How to Check If Your Chromebook Support Android Apps
- Check the Chromium website and see if your device supports Android apps.
- The list of Google Play Store-supported devices is long.
- To find it quicker press Ctrl + F (if you are using Windows).
- Type in your Chromebook’s model.
- If the name of your device is found, you should be able to access the Google Play Store.
How to Enable Google Play Store on Chromebook
- Turn on your Chromebook and log in.
- In the bottom-right corner of the screen, click the status bar.
- Click on Settings.
- Click on the Apps option.
- Hit the Turn on button next to the Google Play Store option.
How to Use Android Apps on Chromebook
- Open Play Store App.
- Search for the app you want.
- Click on the install button.
- Open the app after it is downloaded.
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