Chrome OS’s “Phone Hub” is set to more deeply connect your Android phone with your Chromebook, similar to how Windows 10 can connect to Android devices via the Your Phone app. Phone Hub is ...

It’s described as a “second screen for your smartphone” — one that runs Chrome-OS-like software and puts “the world’s smallest Chromebook” right alongside your phone. The CastAway ...

On Chrome OS today, you can easily connect your Android phone to your Chromebook for things like text/RCS messages, automatic Wi-Fi hotspot, and Smart Lock, all part of Google’s “Better ...

New Phone Hub feature in Chrome OS. Image: Google. Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years.

While Chrome OS users are able to connect their android phones to their computers to text and use their phone as an automatic wi-fi hotspot, it’s been lacking in certain features.

Chrome OS 71, the latest update for the operating system, is rolling out now. It brings a fully working “Better Together” function, which is all about Chromebook/phone synergy.

Phone Hub is being pushed to Chrome OS Beta and Dev channels but is still in the selective A/B testing phase, hidden behind the usual Chrome flags. Recommended.

In the video embedded above, you can get a first look at Chrome OS running in a VM on a Pixel phone. You’ll notice in the video that the phone I chose for this demo is my Pixel 7 Pro , Google ...

Chrome OS Might Let You Run Your Android Phones' Apps Temporarily By JC Torres Oct. 18, 2021 10:05 pm EST Google practically has two major computing platforms, three if you consider the Web, and ...

Chrome OS Phone Hub was spotted in the Google Play Services beta v20.42.14. Today, a new update started rolling out for the Google Play Services through the Play Store’s beta program.