Taking a screenshot on a Chromebook a simple shortcut away or button click away. Here are two ways to capture a screenshot.
Author : Kevin C. Tofel
Native system tray Tasks app on Chromebooks in the works
Step aside integrated ChromeOS Calendar and make room for tasks. More specifically, make room for this native system tray Tasks app on Chromebooks.
Here’s what’s in the now available Google Chrome 113 release
The latest iteration of Google’s Chrome browser is now generally available for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Here’s what’s in the Google Chrome 113 release.
2023 Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook: first impressions
In December, Lenovo announced a 2023 Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook with Intel N100 CPU and a $349 starting price. Here are my first impressions of a review unit.
You can now order the premium Dell Latitude 5430 Chromebook
The Dell Latitude 5430 Chromebook can be ordered with a starting cost of $1,079. At this price, you’d expect premium features. For the most part, they’re here
How to use the Google Photos video editor on a Chromebook
Although it was teased last year, the new Google Photos video editor is now available for Chromebooks. Here’s how to use it.
New HP Chromebook 15a is a 15.6″ laptop with 12th gen chips
The new HP Chromebook 15a is a 15.6-inch laptop with entry level 12th gen Intel processors. You can Choose from either the Intel Pentium N200 or N305 chipsets.
Finally: ChromeOS web app icons will look different on Chromebooks
Google is finally planning to use different icons for web apps and other apps on Chromebooks. The change will use squircles for ChromeOS web app icons, but….
New ChromeOS privacy controls coming to Chromebooks
Google has some new ChromeOS privacy controls coming to Chromebooks. Essentially, you’ll have a software kill switch for your mic and webcam.
Sync comes to Google Authenticator but Chromebooks left out
Today sync comes to Google Authenticator. Sadly, Chromebooks are still second-class citizens when it comes to Google’s authentication solution.
Installing PWAs on Chromebooks has a small, useful upgrade
A new small but useful upgrade makes installing PWAs on Chromebooks quite a bit better. Now we just need PWA developers to use it. Oh, and a PWA store!
