Google has announced that every single Chromebooks announced in 2017 will come with pre-installed access to the Android Play Store, no updated required. In a post on the Chromium project site, Google says that “All Chromebooks launching in 2017 and after as well as the Chromebooks listed below will work with Android apps in the coming future.” At least 60 Chromebooks are already on the list.
This news means all Chromebooks launched in 2017 will support the Google Play Store and Android apps. It will make the platform more vibrant than ever, especially for students. Moreover, the step will directly benefit many old Chromebook users who will gain the Play Store support and will be able to download apps and games.