“Why does anyone need to spend $1,000 on a Chromebook?” I’ve got an answer to explain why high-end Chromebooks exist.
Performance boosts for Chromebooks, Chrome browser on the way
New Performance Settings are in the works that will add performance boosts for Chromebooks and the Chrome browser. Here are the details.
So long Pixelbook? I can live with that.
No more Pixelbook? I’ve owned all five prior Google Chromebooks but I can live in a world without Pixelbooks. You can too.
ChromeOS 105 release arrives: What you need to know
The ChromeOS 105 release on the Stable Channel is available. Here’s what you need to know, along with features you can try.
Is Google Reader coming back?
After its untimely death in 2013, Google Reader may be resurrected. Is Google Reader coming back with a full Chrome and ChromeOS integration?
ChromeOS adding video editing on Chromebooks in Google Photos
After more than 10 years of ChromeOS, native video editing on Chromebooks is near! Here’s a peek at the feature set for this native application.
I wish ChromeOS Focus Modes existed like they do in iOS
Recently, I’ve been more productive on an iPad than on my Chromebook due to Focus Modes. I wish ChromeOS Focus Modes existed like on iOS.
Why Google ChromeOS Flex is quickly becoming a big deal
Google ChromeOS Flex now supports over 400 certified devices. This sustainability software approach turns PCs and Macs into Chromebooks.
Chromebook battery saver: Display refresh rate based on power
Chrome OS supports different display rates, but it could sap your Chromebook battery. A change may adjust screen refresh rate based on power.
Chrome OS 105 partial split windows and multitasking button details
With the latest software update, I see more details using Chrome OS 105 partial split windows. There’s a tweaked multitasking button too.
Chrome OS 103 Linux Terminal is prepped for Guest OS installs, aka Bruschetta
In support of Project Bruschetta, the Chrome OS 103 Linux Terminal is prepped for Guest OS installs on a Chromebook.
