Chrome OS already supports Android apps, so the groundwork is there in the Play Store. The rise of Arm-based laptops also makes this a good time to scale up Android.

Chrome OS and Android are both part of Google's vast mobile and digital ecosystem. However, there are key differences between the two. Here's why it matters.

Maybe ditching Chrome OS for Android will work out for Google, but I'm worried I'll lose some of my favorite features.

Google is publicly confirming what industry watchers have long speculated: it is working to merge Chrome OS into Android, consolidating the two into a single unified platform.

Google is working on a multi-year project to fully migrate Chrome OS to Android as part of an effort to better compete with Apple's iPad, according to a new report from Android Authority citing an ...

Android president Sameer Samat confirmed that Chrome and Android will be combined into one operating system to “make your laptop + phone work better together.” ...