June 29th, 2021 
Marty Figgs 
Android apps running on Chrome OS are taking a small but significant step becoming much more desktop-friendly, as the next update to Chrome OS will likely include the ability of Android apps to run tasks in parallel.
When running on Chrome OS, Android apps behave as though they are running on a mobile device like a phone or tablet, pausing their state when they aren’t actually on your screen. This makes sense because you can’t see or use them anyway when they’re not in focus, and they’d otherwise be carrying on and draining your battery.
Chrome OS 64 beta allows Android apps to run in parallel was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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