Google is currently building a toolkit that will allow developers to create Chrome apps for both iOS and Android. The apps will initially only support Android 4.0 and above but will eventually get support for earlier releases.
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Google will soon be bringing Chrome apps to iOS and Android
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Published December 3, 2013
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Google’s putting a lot of energy behind its packaged apps these days as the company continues to push Chromebook to the masses. Now, it appears that the company is building a toolkit to help developers create similar style Chrome apps for both Android and iOS.
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