Crostini Chromebook Containers Getting Files App Access
If you recall from our earlier article/video showing Linux apps running in a container on the Pixelbook, one of the shortcomings I mentioned there was the lack of file management. […]
Linux Apps On Chromebooks Will Employ Material Design – Kind Of
Much like the dawn of Android apps on Chromebooks, the buzz around container-driven Linux apps is growing day by day. More features keep cropping up and it feels like we […]
‘Open With Windows Application’ Shows Up On Pixelbook: UPDATED
– – – – — UPDATE: 4/25/18 @ 3:11pm EST — From time to time, we make mistakes. This one is on me. I recently powerwashed and fully reset my […]
Google And Citrix Hosting Chrome Enterprise Webinar Today
Google continues their commitment to enhancing businesses ability to embrace Chrome and the cloud with richer management solutions that help companies package legacy apps, mobility management and network solutions all […]
AMD Chromebook ‘Kahlee’ May Be Getting A Major Upgrade
Believe it or not, it’s been over a year since we first unearthed the proof that AMD would be bringing their APU chipsets to Chrome OS. Since that time, we’ve […]
ASUS Is Up To Bat: Chromebox 3 Shows Up Online
Two down, one to go. Apart from the Celeron offerings from CTL and ViewSonic, three major players in the Kaby Lake Chromebox market are all slated to launch their Chrome […]
Run Linux Apps On A Pixelbook In A Container Via Crostini [VIDEO]
We’ve been talking about Chromebooks, Linux, containers, and running all of them together for quite some time. The dream? A simple, user-facing solution for running native Linux apps in Chrome […]
This Week In Chrome: Family Link For Chrome OS, New Samsung Pro, Chrome 66 And More
It’s been a busy week (actually two) here at Chrome Unboxed and we’ve got a lot of ground to cover. So, withouth furhter ado, let’s dive into all that’s new […]
Google Goes All-In On Android Messages & RCS, Pauses Development of Allo
For some time now, we’ve heard about RCS – Rich Communication Services – and its impending future of being the replacement for standard texting. I’ve personally held onto hope for […]