You’ll soon be able to use your Android phone apps on your Chromebook
The feature could begin rolling out to users as soon as later this week.
What you need to know
An upcoming Chrome OS feature let users you launch apps from your phone.
It will be a part of Chrome OS’ Phone Hub feature.
Google may launch the feature alongside the Pixel 6 series phones on October 19.
Google is working on a new feature that will allow you to launch apps from your phone on the best Chromebooks, according to reputed tipster Mishaal Rahman.
Coming soon: Launching apps from your phone on Chromebooks. When you receive a notification on your phone that’s forwarded to your Chromebook, you can click on it on the PC to launch it in a window. pic.twitter.com/j9UEYuR7TW— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) October 18, 2021
As can be seen in the screenshot above, the feature will let you “temporarily use apps right from your phone” when a notification on your phone is forwarded to your Chromebook. While it isn’t clear exactly how the feature will work, users will apparently …