With the latest software update, I see more details using Chrome OS 105 partial split windows. There’s a tweaked multitasking button too.
Chromebook productivity
Chromebooks get these 7 new Chrome OS 103 features
New Chrome OS 103 features are available in the Stable Channel. After you upgrade your Chromebook, here’s what you get.
Chromebook how-to: Drag and drop apps from Launcher to the System Tray
Did you know you can drag and drop apps from your Launcher directly to the System Tray on a Chromebook? Here’s how.
Chrome OS 100 lets you open events from the Calendar quick settings
The newest Dev Channel for Chrome OS 100 opens calendar events from a Chromebook’s date and time, popping up the Google Calendar app.
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?
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.
Chrome OS Sharing Hub has a nice copy to clipboard Chromebook feature
I previously wrote about the upcoming Chrome OS Sharing Hub which adds a sharing icon to shoot a web link to my installed Progressive Web Applications. A Chrome OS flag adds copy to clipboard functionality to the Hub.
A new option to code on a Chromebook: VSCode.dev
Microsoft this week announced an online version of its popular VS Code integrated development environment (IDE), bringing a new option for people who want to code on a Chromebook.
Pixel 6 launch hope: Run Android apps on a Chromebook from the phone
My hope though for today’s Pixel 6 launch event? Google shows off a feature to run Android apps on a Chromebook from the phone. Here’s why.
Hyper supplements its Works with Chromebook docks with new USB Type-C adapters
Earlier this year Hyper introduced some Works with Chromebook docks, and now the company is expanding the product line. One is a USB Type-C to Type-A 10Gbps Adapter while the other is a USB-Type C 4K 60Hz HDMI Adapter.
