Phone Hub and Nearby Share should have come to Chromebooks years ago
(Android Central)

Google has us use the cloud for everything, so why did it take this long for your phone to work better with your Chromebook? Chromebooks are now 10 years old and Google recognized the milestone with an announcement about some features that a lot of us have been wanting for a while. Some, like an expanded clipboard that can hold more than one copied item at once, were nice surprises but there are two features that should have been part of Chrome OS since it launched: Phone Hub and Nearby Share. In the end, the best features are the ones you`ll enjoy using. Yes, both are newish ideas `borrowed` from Microsoft Windows and Apple`s macOS, but they are ideas that are so Google-like I can`t believe they didn`t originate in the Mountain View thinktank. In case you aren`t sure what these are and what they can do, they are ways to make your Chromebook communicate with your Android phone. Phone Hub for a Chromebook is a little different than how it`s done between a Windows 10 PC and you...