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According to an announcement by Chromium OS project, all new Chromebooks launched this year will be able to install Android applications. Owners of older Chromebooks may not be left out; read on for more details!

Android apps are making their way to Chrome OS for real. The ASUS Chromebook Flip is the first device to receive support for the Google Play Store in the developer channel, and more devices are slated to follow very soon.

Native support for Android apps is finally coming to Chrome OS, potentially opening up new windows of opportunity for both developers and Chromebook owners.

HP and Google have collaborated to create the Chromebook 13, a slim all-metal notebook that can be equipped with surprisingly powerful hardware.

The new Acer Chromebook 14 boasts of an all-metal chassis with rounded corners. This sleek looking laptop even boasts of a battery life of 12 hours. Read on to uncover more of its specifications!

Android and Chrome OS SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer tweeted that the company is "very committed to Chrome OS" and there is still substantial momentum for Chromebooks.

Google has announced three new Chromebooks from ASUS, Haier and Hisense that bring more options to customers hoping to take advantage of Chrome OS. It has also taken the wraps off the ASUS Chromebit, effectively a Chromebook in a dongle-sized device, that will allow users to hook it up to a display and use it as a Chromebook.

USB Type-C has been dubbed as the port of the future, but because it is based on the open USB standard, it comes with some serious security problems.