Google's debut smartwatch, the Pixel Watch, remains a popular choice for Android users even after being on the market for a year and a half. And while the second iteration boasts improvements like better performance and battery life, the original Pixel Watch still packs a punch in 2024. And now, the … [Read more...] about At $100 off, the OG Pixel Watch is the one to buy
Snag a huge discount on the Pixel 7a ahead of the 8a release
With Google I/O 2024 just around the corner, rumors are swirling about the imminent arrival of the Pixel 8A. But don't let that deter you from considering the still-amazing Google Pixel 7A, a phone that continues to offer remarkable value long after its initial release. If you are interested in an … [Read more...] about Snag a huge discount on the Pixel 7a ahead of the 8a release
Are there two versions of Walmart’s “Pro” streaming box remote?
Walmart has a new Google TV streaming box in the works, and though it's yet to be officially announced, early units are already showing up on store shelves. After SUPERDELL-TV shared specs and impressions of the device and remote, we now have another image of the included remote from a post on … [Read more...] about Are there two versions of Walmart’s “Pro” streaming box remote?
Google Play Books gets an upgrade with 4 new ways to enjoy reading
Google is making a big push to get everyone reading and listening more with a bunch of exciting new features in Google Play Books. Whether you're an avid reader like me or trying to get your kids hooked on books, there's something in this update for you. First up, Google Play Books has … [Read more...] about Google Play Books gets an upgrade with 4 new ways to enjoy reading
Passwords are finally dying: Google Passkeys hit 1 billion uses
Passwords are a problem. They're often too easy to guess, hack, and steal through phishing attacks. Password managers have made it easier to use secure passwords but I'd wager that many of you reading this still use the same password for multiple accounts or have passwords that are not very strong. … [Read more...] about Passwords are finally dying: Google Passkeys hit 1 billion uses
Chrome’s URL bar is getting quick access to Gemini AI
Early 2024 has been busy for Google's conversational AI, Gemini. Following a rebrand from Bard and other recent updates, Google has just rolled out even more updates to their ChatGPT competitor. There's new language support, mobile app availability expansion, and a clever shortcut that will have you … [Read more...] about Chrome’s URL bar is getting quick access to Gemini AI
The Chrome Cast 265: In anticipation of the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE
We’re back with another episode of The Chrome Cast podcast and this week we dive into upcoming hardware, our thoughts on the Chromebook market, and how new ARM processors might impact things moving forward. But the bulk of our discussion revolves around Robby’s discovery of a Chromebook Plus branded … [Read more...] about The Chrome Cast 265: In anticipation of the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE
You can now switch devices mid-call on Google Meet
Google Meet has introduced a new feature that streamlines the experience of switching devices in the middle of a call - without hanging up! This functionality enables users to maintain uninterrupted conversations by effortlessly transferring calls between their phones and computers. The new … [Read more...] about You can now switch devices mid-call on Google Meet
How to use the Spotify web app on your Chromebook and why you should
Over the last few years, Spotify has become the king of music streaming, with a vast library of music, excellently curated playlists, and a massive library of podcasts. But what if you want to listen on your Chromebook but don't want to install the Android app? Or maybe you're using a shared … [Read more...] about How to use the Spotify web app on your Chromebook and why you should
Chromebooks just got way better at handling Microsoft Office files
There's an update rolling out to ChromeOS that will address one of the more common frustrations that we hear from Chromebook users, especially those thow are switching from Windows; and that is the cumbersome process of working with Microsoft Office files. The update introduces a streamlined … [Read more...] about Chromebooks just got way better at handling Microsoft Office files
The Chrome Cast 264: New Chromebooks, new features, new Chromecast
This week on The Chrome Cast podcast, we have a little hardware and a little software, with two new Chromebook releases, a new Chromecast, a feature coming soon to Google Photos, and a Chromebook feature request from Robby. For the first half of the show, we focus on the two new Chromebook … [Read more...] about The Chrome Cast 264: New Chromebooks, new features, new Chromecast
Save the planet and some cash! Acer launches trade-in program for Earth Day
Earth Day is always a good reminder to be a bit kinder to our planet. This year, I'm thrilled to see Acer stepping up with some great initiatives. Not only have they launched a consumer-focused trade-in program, but they're also tackling plastic pollution head-on with a partnership that aims to … [Read more...] about Save the planet and some cash! Acer launches trade-in program for Earth Day
