US EditionGoogle Relaunches Cameyo - so More of Your Favorite Windows Apps Are Coming to ChromeOS
Cameyo by Google streams legacy Windows apps on ChromeOS, closing the app gap and enabling secure enterprise migration with zero ransomware reports, Google said.
- After acquiring Cameyo last year, Google relaunched it as `Cameyo by Google` to let enterprises stream legacy Windows apps to ChromeOS and the Chrome browser as PWAs.
- Google says the persistent 'app gap' has long blocked deeper enterprise ChromeOS adoption, and the relaunch aims to encourage organizations to provide Chromebooks or switch fleets to ChromeOS Flex.
- For users, streamed apps access the native file system and clipboard and can appear as PWAs, letting desktop apps including Excel and AutoCAD run alongside web apps.
- Switching to Cameyo simplifies IT management by letting IT departments handle one class of app, while Google highlights one-click SecOps integration, Gemini AI features, and claims ChromeOS has zero reported ransomware attacks.
- With Android PCs due next year, Google positions ChromeOS to repurpose older Windows 10 PCs and accelerate enterprise migration to modern web productivity suites.
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Google has found a way to solve one of the problems of its operating system, ChromeOS – and the lightest Flex version – by returning to its origins and betting on a web and cloud environment at 100%.With this premise, Cameyo has presented a solution that allows Windows and Linux applications to run directly in the web browser, very different from the usual style.To put it in somewhat more colloquial terms, Cameyo functions as a vitamin web brows…
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