A first look at the Google Password Manager Chromebook app
Here’s a first look at the updated Google Password Manager Chromebook app, which can be installed as a PWA in the latest ChromeOS beta software.
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ChromeOS 114 release adds several new Chromebook features
The ChromeOS 114 release is now rolling out to most supported devices on the Stable Channel. Here’s a rundown of the several new Chromebook features.
You can grab one of the best ChromeOS tablets for 26% off
Looking for one of the best ChromeOS tablets? The Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5 Chromebook and detachable keyboaard, normally priced at $499, is available for $369
Why I have low expectations for Steam gaming on Chromebooks
Steam gaming on Chromebooks may soon hit the ChromeOS Stable Channel. While that may sound exciting on the surface, I’m keeping my expectations low. Here’s why.
Sidekick on a Chromebook: A better browser for ChromeOS
After using a browser called Sidekick on a Chromebook, I think Google could learn a thing or two. I see Sidekick as how ChromeOS browsing should be in many regards.
Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook review: Exceeding expectations
I just reviewed the Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook after 2 weeks of use. If I had to sum up my experience, this device exceeded my expectations of a $349 laptop.
New HP Chromebox Enterprise G4 wows with 13th-gen Intel
Unlike other Chromeboxes that debuted this year, HP is pushing things forward with 13th-gen Intel chips. The new HP Chromebox Enterprise G4 arrives in July.
How to use Android App Streaming on Chromebooks
Here’s how to use Android app streaming on Chromebooks and what the experience is like. I’m still not sold on using it much myself, but you just might.
Native system tray Tasks app on Chromebooks in the works
Step aside integrated ChromeOS Calendar and make room for tasks. More specifically, make room for this native system tray Tasks app on Chromebooks.
Sync comes to Google Authenticator but Chromebooks left out
Today sync comes to Google Authenticator. Sadly, Chromebooks are still second-class citizens when it comes to Google’s authentication solution.
Installing PWAs on Chromebooks has a small, useful upgrade
A new small but useful upgrade makes installing PWAs on Chromebooks quite a bit better. Now we just need PWA developers to use it. Oh, and a PWA store!
