Google surprised many people with a decision it made for Android 11, and which comes as a surprise since the company did not react in the same way when it came to Android 10. More precisely, Google made the decision to start integrate Android 11 into Chrome OS, two years after doing something similar for the operating system for computers, so that those who buy them can run on them including the applications available in the Google Play Store.
Google launched Chrome OS as a versatile operating system that allows running Android apps because there are so many available, and Android 9 was built specifically for that. Why Google did not want to do integration for Android 10 is not known, but because Android 11 brings so many changes compared to the version of almost two years ago, it is normal to do this integration, but it it still comes as a surprise.
Google: The decision made for Android 11, how IMPORTANT is it
Google tests the implementation on several models of laptops and tablets running Chrome OS, and this in order to be able to offer as much compatibility as possible for all those who have such devices. This means that when Chrome OS is integrated for Android 11, it will bring the very good experience that everyone is waiting for, but for that to happen, a little more patience is needed because development takes a long time.
Google made with the integration of Android in Chrome OS, something that Apple is currently struggling to do between macOS and iOS, i.e. universal applications that work on all devices. Google runs Android applications in Chrome OS in a virtual machine, so not quite as native, while Apple wants to make a native method of using applications, which of course will not be as simple as it seems at first glance, but that's perfectly normal.
Google will launch Android 11 in August, and until then it has time to do everything necessary for the implementation in Chrome OS to be 100% ready for the moment of launch.
