Instead, the features and functionalities are delivered through the web. This means that the new Zoom app will function like a proper app, but it won’t perform all functions natively. It will, instead be a progressive web app (PWA). The Chromebook app, however, won’t be a native ChromeOS or Android app. Zoom announced that the Chromebook app will be available via the Google Play Store. This comes after Zoom released a Windows ARM version of its client recently. With the new app, Chromebook users can expect a better, more streamlined experience. However, most user reports suggested towards a rather un-satisfying experience. Earlier, Chromebook users were only able to use Zoom’s web client in order to attend or organise video conferences. Now, Zoom is finally launching a dedicated app for Chromebooks. While Zoom took the lion’s share of attention when it came to video conferencing, Chromebooks came as a perfect device for work and study, as it came as an affordable and practical option, especially if the sole purpose of the machine is attending classes and meetings. Two things that saw a growing market due to the COVID-19 pandemic-led shift to virtual work, school, and play are video conferencing software’s and Chromebooks.

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