Google Chrome book is a big deal to most users, it’s a great feature available on the all new Infinix Hot 7 And you know what? You can get the tablet experience on your Hot 7 with Chromebook which actually makes perfect sensea and looks toward the future in line with Infinix “The future is now mantra”.
Chromebook on the Hot 7 gives you an awesome user experience and lets you take control a system that runs all the same apps in a more versatile, secure, and productivity-friendly environment.
Chromboook combines productivity and entertainment tools all in one at the go on your phone without limiting you to several functions such as:

Office work
If Google Docs doesn't cut it for you and Microsoft's Office Online offering is equally inadequate, the Android versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are precisely what you need. They're fully featured and fantastically familiar, as long as you have an Office 365 subscription — and they fill a formerly unaddressable void left by Microsoft's lackluster web options.

Communication and time management
If you rely on Facebook's Messenger system for any sort of communication, using the standalone chromebook app is infinitely better than keeping the full Facebook website open all day (or picking up your personal phone every time a new message comes in). Likewise same for Google calendar which sports an enhanced facelift with a contemporary and touch-friendly UI — and it works offline, too, something the web version surprisingly still doesn't do. Especially if you're accustomed to using Calendar on your phone, it's well worth having the app around on your Chromebook.

Going places
Google's excellent Trips app automatically compiles itineraries based on info present in your Gmail inbox (flight confirmation emails, rental car receipts, and so on) — and even offers discounts related to your plans. It's available only as a mobile app, but now that you have a Chromebook, that restriction's irrelevant.
Googles Maps' web interface is no slouch, but the Android app gives you a slew of time-saving touch gestures as well as useful extras like traffic alert notifications.

The Hot 7 is surely brand new with same going for chromebook which makes all feels refreshing again, all you need do is get the mobile apps you love for your Chromebook and discover more to add every day.

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how does it work ?

This writeup is confusing. I cannot see a correlation between this writeup and what Infinix Hot 7 has to offer.
The features listed here are actions you can perform with any Android phone for a seamless switch between your mobile and Chrome OS.
Its similar to Microsoft's Continuum idea that is implemented by Apple (Continuity), Samsung (Dex) etc.
Microsoft has improved on it with what it calls Screen Mirroring using Your Phone app which allows you to mirror whatever you have on your Android screen on your Windows PC as long as you are on 7.0 Nougat and above. Drag and drop (akin to Xender) is also being tested.

The feature is already available on Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18356 for testing and debugging . It might be on the next major update to Windows users sometime in September once the quirks/bugs has been ironed out.

http://www.digitalstreetsa.com/windows-10-beta-introduces-microsofts-your-phone-app-with-android-screen-mirroring/

Doubling back to the topic, the Infinix Hot 7 seems to have nothing to offer at the moment...not even USB Type C port for a change. It just contains the internals of previous releases going to as far back as Hot 4 with the same processor, RAM&ROM and battery size being recycled again.

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This writeup is confusing. I cannot see a correlation between this writeup and what Infinix Hot 7 has to offer.
The features listed here are actions you can perform with any Android phone for a seamless switch between your mobile and Chrome OS.
Its similar to Microsoft's Continuum idea that is implemented by Apple (Continuity), Samsung (Dex) etc.
Microsoft has improved on it with what it calls Screen Mirroring using Your Phone app which allows you to mirror whatever you have on your Android screen on your Windows PC as long as you are on 7.0 Nougat and above. Drag and drop (akin to Xender) is also being tested.

The feature is already available on Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18356 for testing and debugging . It might be on the next major update to Windows users sometime in September once the quirks/bugs has been ironed out.

http://www.digitalstreetsa.com/windows-10-beta-introduces-microsofts-your-phone-app-with-android-screen-mirroring/

Doubling back to the topic, the Infinix Hot 7 seems to have nothing to offer at the moment...not even USB Type C port for a change. It just contains the internals of previous releases going to as far back as Hot 4 with the same processor, RAM&ROM and battery size being recycled again.

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