Four new Acer Chromebooks for education debuted on Monday and start at $349.99. Availability begins this month for these durable devices.
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Asus Chromebook Flip CX3 review: Not the Core i7 laptop you were looking for
In my Asus Chromebook Flip CX3 review I explain why it’s best to pass on it unless you’re willing to sacrifice performance for a fanless laptop.
Chrome OS change expected to bring 50% faster palm rejection on Chromebooks
This upcoming change to Chrome OS is expected to bring a 50% speed boost for faster palm rejection on Chromebooks.
Clearing up confusion about the Chrome OS Self Share feature in Nearby Share
You might think that the newly reported Chrome OS Self Share is some new amazing feature. Did you know you can use it now?
HP Fortis Chromebooks for students debut, starting at $349
The new HP Fortis 11 G9 Chromebook and HP Fortis 14 G10 Chromebook are designed for student use, have an LTE option and start at $349.
Logitech Pen is a $65 USI stylus for Chromebooks in the classroom
There’s a new USI stylus on the market designed for student Chromebooks: The Logitech Pen. Schools can buy it in April for $65.
Chrome OS 99 integrates Google Calendar events on the new calendar quick view
Chrome OS 97 added an experimental but limited quick view calendar. Chrome OS 99 now shows Google Calendar events there.
What Chrome OS feedback would you give to Google?
If we Chromebook users don’t submit Chrome OS feedback to Google, it will make changes as it sees fit. Here’s how to send yours.
Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook sale drops the price down to $449
There’s a $50 off sale on the Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook. I like this tablet at $499, so getting it for $449 is a win.
Chromebook and iPhone user? Consider a third-party password manager.
Tired of managing passwords in two places as a Chromebook and iPhone user? Here’s how a third-party password manager helps.
How to enable the on-device Chromebook grammar check in Chrome OS 97
Chrome OS 97 adds an on-device Chromebook grammar checker that works on or offline. Here’s how to use it.
