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The ChromeOS and Chrome browser Memory Saver frees up memory based on tab activity over time. A new, smart algorithm is in the works to improve this feature.

The ChromeOS 111 release is now rolling out to most supported devices on the Stable Channel. Here’s a rundown of the several new Chromebook features.

Most operating systems allow apps to automatically run upon logging in. With this upcoming ChromeOS code change, Chromebooks can auto-run PWAs at login.

Although the MediaTek K1200 is a great performer in the HP Chromebook x360 14b, certain design choices keep me from recommending this laptop for most people.

Chromebooks get seven key, new features with the ChromeOS 110 release, which is rolling out on the Stable Channel. Here’s what you need to know.

The Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook is a impressive device at $499. But you can snag this excellent 2-in-1 for $120 less at a cost of $379.

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.

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.

Code snippets suggest Microsoft is working testing Minecraft on a Chromebook for users who can’t or don’t want to use the limited Education edition.

Chromebooks get six key, new features with the ChromeOS 109 release, which is rolling out on the Stable Channel. Here’s what you need to know.