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Here's the master list of Chromebooks that will get Android apps, straight from Google itself
One of the most exciting advances in the Chromebook world was Google's announcement that certain Chrome OS devices would support Android apps. Google first started experimenting with Android apps on Chromebooks in 2014, but fully brought the Google Play Store to certain models in summer 2016.
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KDE Plasma Getting Chrome Integration, Followed By Firefox
KDE Plasma is getting web-browser integration initially for Google Chrome and is expected to be followed by Mozilla Firefox support.
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Millions of Android phone users accidentally downloaded virus
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Linux on Android smartphones: Project Halium wants your handset to run Ubuntu, Sailfish
A group of developers hope to unite several Linux-based mobile distributions with a common Android base that will make it easier for them to run on Android hardware.
The developers are aiming to create a better way for non-Android GNU/Linux distributions like Ubuntu Touch, Sailfish OS, Plasma Mobile, and others to make progress in the context of porting an OS to Android hardware.
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Smartphone App: Jio TV app now available on Tizen store for Samsung Z2
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Smartphone App: Another good photo editor app: Beautica added to Tizen Store
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