The Chrome browser gets an upgrade this week. Here’s what’s in the Chrome 110 release, most of which is behind the scenes.
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The $729 Acer Chromebook Spin 714 is on sale again at an all-time low price of $499 this week. This excellent laptop has few flaws and is a performance champ.
Back in September, I shared my positive experiences with Android app resizing on Chromebooks. It turns out you can’t resize certain Android apps. Here’s why.
Microsoft 365 and OneDrive will both be integrated better on Chromebooks. Last year, I reported on this effort and it’s coming soon.
An updated 11″ HP Fortis Chromebook for classrooms was introduced on Thursday. The rugged, utilitarian HP Fortis x360 G3 J Chromebook starts at $339.
The Acer Chromebook 516 GE sees a $200 discount. That brings the cost down to $449 for a Chromebook that’s worth every penny of that price, if not more.
I use a portable power bank on the go with my Chromebook. Here are tips on choosing your own, and a few that double your Chromebook usage on the go.
Google is changing the name of Tote to Quick Files and adding an additional feature. Here’s how to change from Chromebook Tote to Quick Files in Chrome OS.
I have the $449 HP Chromebook x360 13b with MediaTek K1200 chipset in hand. My first impressions? The ARM chip might be good. The Chromebook? I’m not so sure.
Google is adding OCR text from PDFs to digitize those individual words and phrases. The new feature will work on Chromebooks and in the Chrome browser.
Those who think the ChromeOS user interface is bland might be interested in Google’s Material You for Chromebooks. And right now it looks amazing.