Google’s new Cameyo trick lets Chromebooks play nice with Windows apps

Google has integrated Cameyo into ChromeOS, letting Chromebooks run Windows apps natively, which is a big step toward bridging both worlds.

Breaking: Google is easing up on Android's new sideloading restrictions!

Google has announced it is building a new way for 'experienced users' to install Android apps that haven't been verified.
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Android will let ‘experienced users’ sideload unverified apps as Google makes case for verification

In August, Google announced that it will require developer verification to install Android apps, including through ...
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Google Adding New Sideload Process for Unverified App Installs on Android

Google is backing down some from its Android app sideloading ban and will allow you to install apps from unverified ...

Google will ease Android’s verification rules to keep sideloading alive

In its announcement on the Android Developers Blog, Google explains why it is mandating verification for developers. With ...
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Google makes it easier for businesses to run Windows apps on ChromeOS amid an uncertain future

Google is giving Cameyo, the software virtualization company it bought last year, a reboot to make it easier to ...

Meta drops native WhatsApp app for Windows 11, RAM usage spikes massively

WhatsApp for Windows 11 has shifted to a WebView2-based version, replacing the native app and causing significantly higher RAM usage and performance concerns for users.

Google relaunches Cameyo to let Windows apps run easily on ChromeOS

Google has launched a new version called Cameyo by Google to help people use Windows apps on ChromeOS. It lets users open old ...

Google Reintroduces Cameyo to Let Enterprises Run Windows Apps on Chrome Browser

Google’s Cameyo is a virtual app delivery (VAD) solution that allows users to run legacy apps as progressive web apps.