Market Trends News: 26 July 2025 - 27 July 2025

November 15, 2025, 12:56 AM EST. Google unveils Cameyo by Google, a first-party Virtual App Delivery (VAD) solution integrated with the ChromeOS/Google enterprise stack to close the long-standing app gap. Unlike bulky VDI, Cameyo streams only the needed Windows or Linux apps to any device, via the browser or as Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), delivering a native-app feel while removing VPN and firewall overhead. This eases enterprise migration to ChromeOS, letting teams run legacy software-ERP clients, AutoCAD, macros-alongside modern web apps. The combination of Cameyo by Google with Chrome Enterprise Premium also addresses the Secure Enterprise Browsers (SEBs) blind spot by exposing client-based apps outside the browser. In short, the ecosystem now enables a secure, scalable path for enterprises to adopt ChromeOS without sacrificing essential apps.

November 15, 2025, 12:54 AM EST. Google is expanding ChromeOS's ability to run Windows and Linux apps by leveraging Cameyo's cloud-streaming tech. The approach lets legacy Windows apps run inside the Chrome browser on ChromeOS devices or be launched as progressive web apps (PWAs), enabling a Windows-like workflow without switching devices or rebooting. The integration emphasizes browser-based access and PWAs, broadening app compatibility and simplifying enterprise deployments. For users, this could smooth transitions from Windows to ChromeOS and support mixed-OS environments, while developers should consider compatibility and performance trade-offs of streaming apps.

November 15, 2025, 12:52 AM EST. Google is relaunching Cameyo as Cameyo by Google to let enterprises stream Windows apps on ChromeOS-either in the browser or as PWAs-without a full virtual desktop. Apps can run alongside native ChromeOS software, reducing IT complexity and the dreaded app gap. Targeting enterprise users, the move supports Windows-era software like ERP tools, AutoCAD, and Excel by delivering them as streamed apps, while enabling migration through ChromeOS Flex on existing PCs. It also positions ChromeOS as a more secure alternative amid security incidents and forced upgrades. Timing feels curious as Google pursues Android PCs and a future that may tilt toward Android, yet the announcement signals a stronger enterprise case for ChromeOS even if the roadmap remains uncertain.

November 15, 2025, 12:48 AM EST. Alphabet's Waymo says its robotaxi fleet has grown to about 2,500 vehicles across cities, including 1,000 in the SF Bay Area, 700 in Los Angeles, with expansions to Phoenix, Austin, and Atlanta. The company plans to make the robotaxis driverless on highways in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. Elon Musk reacted on X with a jab-calling the milestone 'Rookie numbers'-while continuing to tout Tesla's FSD as a software update that could unlock millions of self-driving cars. Musk has said Austin's robotaxis will go driverless by end-2025 and has scaled back earlier promises of serving half the U.S. The clash over autonomous driving is fueling ongoing debate about momentum, growth, and realism in the race.

November 15, 2025, 12:46 AM EST. In this TED Radio Hour episode, online linguist Adam Aleksic reveals how internet slang goes viral and reshapes everyday speech. The discussion examines what it means to earn a living online in the creator economy and how many creators end up working for the algorithm. Part 2 of NPR's series looks at platform dynamics, language trends, and the pressures of content metrics. The piece is produced by Matthew Cloutier with editors Sanaz Meshkinpour and Manoush Zomorodi, and features NPR's production team and engineers. A sponsor message closes the segment.