We recently dismantled the question "should I buy the 4K Pixelbook Go" but regardless of how we feel, we also understand that some shoppers want it and are going to purchase the UHD #madebygoogle Chromebook. If you happen to be one of those people or you've been eyeing the "Not Pink" Pixelbook Go, … [Read more...] about Deal Alert: Get up to $150 off the “Not Pink” Pixelbook Go
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HP’s rechargeable USI stylus is finally available for purchase
The Universal Stylus Initiative is SUPPOSED to be the future PC pen tech. Over the past few months, we've seen a handful of Chromebook launches that support the cross-device stylus standard but with the exception of the HP Chromebook 12b review unit we have, getting our hands on one of these pens … [Read more...] about HP’s rechargeable USI stylus is finally available for purchase
HP launches 3 new 10th Gen Intel Chromebook for Enterprise
HP has returned with its next series of Enterprise-focused Chrome OS devices and this time, the company has set its sights on the varying needs employees based on their unique work "lifestyles." During the virtual press event, the HP team joined up with Google's VP of Chrome OS John Solomon to show … [Read more...] about HP launches 3 new 10th Gen Intel Chromebook for Enterprise
How to install the Vivaldi browser on your Chromebook
It's that time again. The time where we tinker with Linux on Chrome OS to explore what can be done for one simple reason. WE CAN! Yesterday's Command Line article focused on adding the ability to print from your Crostini Linux apps. That feature is a much-needed resource for many Chrome OS users … [Read more...] about How to install the Vivaldi browser on your Chromebook
[UPDATE] How to use your HP Printer with Linux on Chrome OS
I was perusing various forums this evening in an effort to gather some good fodder for future Command Line articles when I stumbled upon a thread that immediately piqued my interest. The subject in question was how to print from a particular app that was running on Chrome OS via the Linux container. … [Read more...] about [UPDATE] How to use your HP Printer with Linux on Chrome OS
Install this standalone Shockwave player on your Chromebook and get your retro game on
Chromebooks are becoming more and more capable every day. With the addition of Android and Linux apps and streaming platforms like Stadia, they're also turning into pretty decent gaming rigs as well. More power and legitimate GPUs may someday mean the advent of real-deal AAA+ games on Chrome OS but … [Read more...] about Install this standalone Shockwave player on your Chromebook and get your retro game on
At $29, this Google Home deal is the best smart-speaker bargain around
Google Assistant smart speakers have come a long way over the past couple of years. Whatever your use case or preference, there's a device that fits just about any need and budget. Google's latest iteration, the Nest Mini, was a great upgrade to the original Home Mini and at its $29 sale price, it's … [Read more...] about At $29, this Google Home deal is the best smart-speaker bargain around
The Lenovo Chromebook Flex 5 could be the must-have device of 2020
While the majority of the Chrome OS world has its gaze set on Lenovo for the looming release of the Duet Chromebook tablet, Lenovo will soon launch another device that I feel could be the Cinderella of 2020. The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook may be the poster-child for the next generation but even if … [Read more...] about The Lenovo Chromebook Flex 5 could be the must-have device of 2020
Chrome cracks down on spammy extensions with latest developer policies
Chromium developers have been given the Chrome Web Store some much-needed attention as of late and this week, new policies have been put in place to crack down on extensions of the spammy variety. With more than 200,000 extensions available, the Chrome Web Store is the largest directory of its kind … [Read more...] about Chrome cracks down on spammy extensions with latest developer policies
Facebook group offers support and community for Chromebook users
Chrome OS is enjoying some well-deserved popularity among consumers and businesses alike and with that notoriety has arrived the need for more reliable sources of support for Chromebooks. Don't get me wrong, Google's volunteer-staffed Chromebook Support Forum is a treasure trove of information and … [Read more...] about Facebook group offers support and community for Chromebook users
Lenovo Chromebook Duet preorder is back with a new shipping date
We're still waiting on an "official" release date for Lenovo's elusive Chromebook Duet tablet but if Best Buy's website is correct, May 6 could be the big day. Just one day after preorders for the 128GB model of the Duet went live on Best Buy's site, the electronics retailer updated the listing to … [Read more...] about Lenovo Chromebook Duet preorder is back with a new shipping date
Google Pixel Buds back in stock at these retailers
Well, our second pair of Pixel Buds should be arriving within the hour and if you were one of the lucky ones that pulled the trigger, you should have them in hand by the end of the week. We could speculate all day as to why the Pixel Buds sold out within 48 hours at practically every retailer that … [Read more...] about Google Pixel Buds back in stock at these retailers
