ChromeOS news
- Games
Game controls for Android games
Play Android touchscreen games with your keyboard on ChromeOS with the new game controls feature.
- Games
Integrating Steam into ChromeOS
Steam runs in a virtual machine on ChromeOS, but the user experience needs to be seamless. Here's how we're balancing security and usability.
- Foundations
ChromeOS's Embedded Controller
ChromeOS's Embedded Controller What ChromeOS's embedded controller does and how we're updating it to support the community.
- Web
Features to take full advantage of PWA installation
Recap the I/O 2022 talk (Making the most of PWA install) and highlights the APIs that can create enhanced experiences for your PWA after installation.
- Google I/O
Developer tools and highlights from Google I/O 2022
Find out how ChromeOS is making it easier for developers to build seamless, fast, and engaging app experiences.
- Games
Improving Vulkan availability with Venus
We recently launched Venus to enable better native graphics performance for Borealis Steam games, Android ARCVM and other VMs.
- Announcement
Desktop AVD in Android Studio
Learn how Desktop AVD in Android Studio helps you validate your Android app’s experience for desktop users on ChromeOS.
- Foundations
Protecting user data in ChromeOS with passwords
How the oldest user authentication method, passwords, work with special security hardware to secure user data.
- Games
Bringing Steam to ChromeOS
A brief overview of how the world of Steam games is opening up to ChromeOS.
- Web
Customize how your PWA window launches
The Launch Handler API lets you choose how your PWA handles all launch triggers, including from in-scope links.
- ChromeOS 100
Celebrating developers with ChromeOS's 100th release
As ChromeOS celebrates its 100th release, learn how it grew from running Web Apps to a powerful developer environment.
- Google I/O
Celebrating ChromeOS 100: Recapping how we’ve grown
In honor of the 100th stable channel release on ChromeOS, we’ve highlighted some new announcements and the best features for developers to date.