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CTOnews.com, May 11 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- following the launch of the necessary Cross-device Services component in April, Google today officially announced that Chromebook allows streaming applications from your Android phone.

Google designed Android app streaming to "perform quick tasks, such as replying to conversations, checking the status of carpooling or shipping, and editing shopping lists," which can be started in one of three ways:

Notification through the messaging application

Through the recent applications list in Phone Hub

Through all applications, you can access the recent applications list in Phone Hub

Android application streaming is suitable for Android 13 + Pixel 4a and newer devices, as well as some Xiaomi devices: including 12T, 12T Pro, 13 and 13 Pro. Your Android phone and Chromebook must be on the same Wi-Fi network (some public / private networks are not supported) and physically close to each other.

It is worth noting that if your current network environment does not support application streaming, you can "use Instant Tethering to put two devices on the same LAN." (CTOnews.com Note: Instant Tethering is a convenient hot service of Google)

Google warned that if the user stops the operation, the phone is too far away from the Chromebook, or if there is a connection error, the application stream session may be terminated. In addition, "when you try to close the window, the application window will terminate the ongoing activity," and the system notification will tell you to "end the stream" at any time.

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