Android Messages Rolls Out For The Web, Chromebooks
One of my favorite things about Chrome OS is the constant feeling that we’re on the edge of great, new technology all the time. Being an OS that is formed […]
Apps
There are multiple different channels that apps find themselves making their way onto your Chrome OS device. At one time it was via the Chrome Web Store. In that store, you can find dedicated Chrome OS apps alongside Extensions that expand the usability of Chrome. Now that Android has come on the scene, this section of the site will expand incredibly.
Linux Apps (Crostini) Headed To A Lot More Chromebooks
The Chromium developers have been very busy as of late bringing life to the Crostini Project that will give users the ability to run Linux apps “natively” on Chrome OS. […]
Google Enables 2FA On The Pixelbook’s Power Button
Months before the Pixelbook’s official debut, we were convinced that the Chromebook formerly known as ‘Eve’ would come equipped with a fingerprint sensor. Sadly, as we travelled to San Francisco […]
Chrome OS Could Soon Integrate Android Messages
It has been almost a year since we discovered the makings of native SMS messaging on Chrome OS. Over time, we saw various updates to the project. At one point, […]
Samsung Chromebook Plus Adds Linux App Support
Sooner than I honestly expected, it seems that the Crostini Project has made its way to the Developer channel on the Samsung Chromebook Plus. As Robby reported in early May, […]
Android Files Arrive In Chrome OS Files App: How To Get It Working
With all the new features swirling last month around Linux apps on Chromebooks with Crostini, it felt a bit like we’d all temporarily forgotten the original container app solution for […]
Play Store App On Chromebooks Gets More Native
Back in the early days of Android apps on Chromebooks, most of the overall experience felt completely bolted on. Things worked and things failed, but you could tell very clearly […]
Google Keep Gets A Few New Features
It is no secret that I’ve been less than impressed with Google Keep on Chromebooks since stylus inputs became a standard issue thing for Chrome OS. Beginning with the Samsung […]
The Toshiba Chromebook 2 (2015) Finally Lands Android Apps
Well, it’s been a long, long time coming but after nearly two years from the announcemnt, the iconic 2015 edition of the Toshiba Chromebook 2 has finally landed the Google […]