In January, the Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 was “temporarily unavailable”. It later returned, joined by a 4K model. Now it appears the 1080p editions are gone, unless you want the Best Buy exclusive model.
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You can save a bit of money by purchasing a Chromebook with an Intel Core i3 processor. Right now you can save even more: The Dell Inspiron Chromebook 14 is on sale for around $450.
The latest Dev Channel of Chrome OS 74 brings a key feature for those using Linux apps on a Chromebook: Backup and restore of the Linux container. Here’s how it works.
After months of waiting, audio support never sounded so sweet. The latest Chrome OS 74 Dev Channel adds audio playback for Linux apps on Chromebooks.
The Asus Chromebook Flip C434, expected to be available in March, has already appeared on Promevo’s website, costing $569.99 for the base model. You can’t buy it just yet, but this essentially confirms the starting price which provides an idea on prices for other configurations.
Pixelbook and Pixel Slate owners have been asking Google for the ability to remap the dedicated Assistant key. It looks like the option will be added to a future release of Chrome OS.
A short video demonstrates how virtual workspaces will work on a Chromebook. You’ll be limited to four desktops but that should be plenty for a huge productivity boost.
Did you miss the 10% off deal on the 4K Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 earlier this month? Don’t sweat it: You can grab this 2-in-1device now for $629.99, which is a 30% discount from the list price.
Hopefully, Google will add optional Android widget support to Chromebooks in the future. Until that happens, give Taskbar a try: If you have a Chromebook running Android 9 Pie, you can use this app to add any Android widgets to your Chrome OS desktop view.
Tipped for a March release by Google, the Asus Chromebook Flip C434 was certified by the FCC a few days ago. Get your wallet ready since availability should be coming within the next few weeks for this powerful 14-inch 2-in-1 with slim bezels.
After getting pushed back from Chrome OS 73, audio support for Linux containers on Chromebooks is arriving in Chrome OS 74 according to the official Crostini documentation.