Run Android Apps on Windows / Linux PC, Mac, or Chrome OS with Google Chrome

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Google Chrome OS is become more interesting as the company is now accepting Android applications that will run as if they were native. At the last year Google I/O event Google has announced Android Apps running on Chrome OS.

Run Android Apps on Windows / Linux PC, Mac, or Chrome OS with Google Chrome

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After launching a limited App Runtime for Chrome (ARC) back in September Now Google is expanding its beta project to allow Android apps to run on Windows, OS X, and Linux. It’s an early experiment designed primarily for developers, but anyone can now download an APK of an existing Android app and launch it on a Windows / Linux PC, Mac, or Chrome OS through ARC welder.

In short, developers need three things to Run the Android apps :

  • An APK of the application they wish to test
  • A PC, Mac or Chromebook running Chrome v40 or later
  • The ARC Welder app from the Chrome Web Store

Run Android Apps on Windows / Linux PC, Mac, or Chrome OS with Google Chrome

After installing How to Run Android apps through ARC Welder App follow these steps:

  • Open ARC Welder
  • Add .apk
  • Set configuration values (layout, orientation, etc)
  • Test

Considering there are hundreds of millions of Android apps currently available, Google’s App Runtime for Chrome beta has the potential to make Windows / Linux PC, Mac, or Chrome OS  devices more desirable, both for consumers and enterprises.

Sukhraj Singh
Sukhraj Singh
I Live in Chandigarh, India. Having a Great interest in gadgets and writes on my blog about updates on gadgets. Now I'm working with GoAndroid and The Gadget Square. I also love to listening Music.

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