Steam on Chromebook comes to the ChromeOS 117 Stable Channel
Steam on Chromebook has quietly soft launched on ChromeOS 117. You no longer need to be on the Beta Channel and the installation process looks nice.
ChromeOS 117 release adds several new Chromebook features
The latest ChromeOS 117 release adds several new Chromebook features including the Material You redesign, hardware usage data in the Launcher, and video call integration with your Calendar.
ChromeOS 118 brings Chromebook hardware diagnostics to the Launcher
ChromeOS 118 brings Chromebook hardware diagnostics to the Launcher. By typing the name of hardware you want to examine, you can see system info at a glance.
Here’s what’s in the now available Google Chrome 117 release
The Google Chrome 117 release includes 16 security fixes, a Material You design refresh and other features. Here’s what’s new for the Chrome browser.
Should you buy the Lenovo Slim 3i Chromebook or the Slim 3?
The Lenovo Slim 3 Chromebook is $319. Now the Intel-powered Lenovo Slim 3i Chromebook is on sale for $95 more. Which is the better buy?
Google announces 10 years of ChromeOS support on Chromebooks
Google announced 10 years of ChromeOS support on Chromebooks, bringing new life to the Pixelbook and many other laptops.
How Chrome extensions can hurt Chromebook performance
Did you know that Chrome extensions can hurt Chromebook performance? Here’s what to consider before installing another extension.
New Google Tasks glanceable shown off in ChromeOS 117
The ChromeOS 117 beta shows a glimpse of the new Google Tasks glanceable feature. It works well so far, similar to the Chromebook Calendar widget.
Here comes the Chrome browser Material You redesign
The Chrome browser Material You redesign, an updated Chrome Web Store, and ways to make searching the web easier help celebrate 15 years of Chrome.
How to see the version of Android on a Chromebook
While all 2019 and up Chromebooks run Android apps, some features are specific to Android versions. Here’s how to see the version of Android on a Chromebook.
How to create a private replacement for Google services on Chromebooks
Did you know you don’t have to give Google all of your Chrromebook user data? Here’s how to create a private replacement for Google services on Chromebooks.
