
Check the PGSharp website for the system requirements to ensure your device is supported.

Android app developers can simulate map locations and other sensor data to test how an app performs with various motions, orientation, and environmental conditions. Supported Chromebooks can now run a full version of the Android Emulator, which allows developers to test apps on any Android version and device without needing the actual hardware.


Additionally, you will be able to deploy and test your app from your ChromeOS device to a phone, tablet, or another ChromeOS device. Testing your app on ChromeOS helps you better understand the user experience and how to optimize your app’s experience for large screens and input support. You can deploy directly to the device you are coding on, which can make building and testing easier.

ChromeOS devices bring the unique benefit that you can build Android apps on them, and you can run Android apps on Chrome devices as well.
