If you’re looking for a way to play your favorite games on your PC, Google Play Games is here to help. The new feature has been expanded to five new countries and over 100 devices, including Chromebooks and Android smartphones. You can also use the web version of Google Play Store in Chrome OS which will allow you to buy apps directly from the web browser or perform other functions like sharing content with others through social networks or messaging services.
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Google Play Games for PC Feature Expands to 5 Countries
Google Play Games for PC feature expands to 5 countries
Google Play Games is coming to Chrome OS, to be incorporated with your web browser.
The Google Play Store is coming to Chrome OS, to be incorporated with your web browser.
Google Play Store is coming to Chrome OS, to be incorporated with your web browser.
The Google Play Store is coming to Chrome OS, which will be incorporated with your web browser. You’ll be able to access the same content you’re used to from Android devices on Windows, Mac and Linux computers.
Google says that this new feature will bring more than 1 million apps and games from Google Play onto Chromebooks for the first time. The company also said that it has been working with Microsoft since last year in order for their services (iCloud Drive and OneDrive) to work properly inside of Chrome OS’ desktop mode.
Google Play Store is rolling out to Chromebooks, the first on the Acer C7 and Samsung Chromebook.
Google Play Store is rolling out to Chromebooks, the first on the Acer C7 and Samsung Chromebook.
The Acer C7 will be the first Chromebook to get the update, with the Samsung Chromebook and Acer C910 to follow.
The Sony Xperia Z1 will get Lollipop “in the coming weeks”.
The Sony Xperia Z1 will get Lollipop “in the coming weeks”.
The Xperia Z1 is a high-end smartphone from Sony that was released in 2013.
Before the update, Android Apps were available on a limited number of devices.
Before the update, Android Apps were available on a limited number of devices. For example:
- Android apps were not available on Chrome OS
- Android apps were not available on iOS (Apple’s mobile operating system)
- Android apps were not available on Windows Phone (Microsoft’s mobile operating system)
This means that if you wanted to use an app that was only supported by one device, you’d have to choose which device to install it on. If your primary goal was portability and ease-of-use and who doesn’t want those things? then this made perfect sense: You could just pick up any compatible device and start using your favorite games or productivity tools immediately! But now…
The September Android distribution figures show KitKat and Lollipop running in more than half of all active devices.
Android 4.4 (KitKat) and 5.0 (Lollipop) are now on more than half of all active devices.
The September Android distribution figures show KitKat and Lollipop running in more than half of all active devices, up from 20% at the end of last year, according to a report by ABI Research published today [1].
Android 4.4 (KitKat) is on 36.1% of devices, while 5th generation Lollipop clocked in at 9.7%.
Conclusion
For now, the feature is only available on phones and tablets. However, Google has made it clear that they plan to expand their support for Android games on PCs as well. If you want to try out the new features, head over to your device’s Play Store page from a desktop browser or download the app from the Chrome Web Store.