Ever since Google changed the default behavior of the Caps Lock key on the traditional keyboard layout when it released Chromebooks, it's caused a lot of controversy within the computing community. Caps Lock has been around since the days of the typewriter, and while it was largely seen as a less … [Read more...] about Google’s recent Chromebook keyboard changes have rewired my brain, and I love it
These protective Pixel Buds A-Series cases are the accessories I didn’t realize I needed
Google's new 'A-Series' Pixel Buds are a fantastic budget-friendly option for anyone who enjoys the company's audio offerings but doesn't want to spend the normal price on them. Aside from missing out on volume swipe controls and a few other features, they retain most of their attractive qualities … [Read more...] about These protective Pixel Buds A-Series cases are the accessories I didn’t realize I needed
[60% off] Markup Hero Review – the best screenshot annotation tool for Chromebook users
I'm a huge proponent of productivity tools and resources. Each time I write something up promoting Chrome extensions, apps, or just tips and tricks for Chromebook users to get the most out of their devices, the feedback I receive is that you're all very much interested as well. Today, I wanted to … [Read more...] about [60% off] Markup Hero Review – the best screenshot annotation tool for Chromebook users
This upcoming change could make searching on Chromebooks more frustrating
Google is currently testing the ability to include helpful solutions to common Chromebook questions in the device's launcher for quick access. With just one tap of the 'Everything button', you will soon be able to find anything that exists over on the company's Chromebook Support forum. The same … [Read more...] about This upcoming change could make searching on Chromebooks more frustrating
Chrome for Android introduces experimental search suggestion chips under its Omnibox
Chrome for Android is testing an interesting approach to Google Search suggestions. Instead of tapping on a result from Google Search and being taken to a webpage and then having to navigate back to said results in order to choose another, enabling a new developer flag first discovered by 9to5Google … [Read more...] about Chrome for Android introduces experimental search suggestion chips under its Omnibox
Android devices now have the ability to store digital COVID vaccination cards when they arrive
Developers from healthcare organizations, government agencies, and organizations authorized by public health authorities to distribute COVID vaccines and tests officially gained access to an updated Passes API this past week. This will allow them to begin creating a digital version of vaccine and … [Read more...] about Android devices now have the ability to store digital COVID vaccination cards when they arrive
How to install Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor on a Chromebook
Respondus is a company that creates products that allow schools to deliver online assessments to their students while ensuring the integrity of the results by wrapping the test environment in a learning management system. It's become known as the "gold standard" for securing online exams in … [Read more...] about How to install Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor on a Chromebook
Ys IX: Monstrum Nox is now available on Stadia with excellent action RPG combat
Fans of the Ys series can now pick up Ys IX: Monstrum Nox on the Stadia Store for more action RPG goodness! For those unfamiliar, Ys is a long-running action RPG developed by Nihon Falcom that began in 1987 alongside series like Star Ocean, Final Fantasy, and the Tales Of series' and chronicles a … [Read more...] about Ys IX: Monstrum Nox is now available on Stadia with excellent action RPG combat
Chrome’s New Tab Page modules testing drag and drop capabilities for some reason
Chrome Cart - Google's early initiative to integrate Google Shopping content into your browser's new tab page has expanded quite a bit since the company began toying with the idea. Not only did it also gain Recipe cards, but Google Tasks and Drive modules as well. Now, according to a new Chrome … [Read more...] about Chrome’s New Tab Page modules testing drag and drop capabilities for some reason
Get 1 year of GeForce NOW free with a controller when you buy a Chromebook at Best Buy
This morning, Best Buy ignited an insane deal that you can go and pick up right now - Anyone who buys a Chromebook valued at $299 or more can pick up a free SteelSeries Stratus Duo controller at no additional cost. However, that's not all - the biggest news here is that you'll also get a full year … [Read more...] about Get 1 year of GeForce NOW free with a controller when you buy a Chromebook at Best Buy
Google Chat will now automatically suggest quick sync groups based on your Calendar
Adding to its ability to suggest 1:1 chat groups based on your meetings in Google Calendar, Google Chat will now suggest chat groups based on your Calendar that contain multiple people. It's an expansion of an already useful feature, and Google hopes that by making it more diverse, you and your … [Read more...] about Google Chat will now automatically suggest quick sync groups based on your Calendar
Your Chromebook’s Phone Hub may soon drain your phone battery less quickly
Google's addition of the Phone Hub to Chrome OS is a welcome one - being able to access your phone notifications, toggle your handheld's wifi hotspot, and even ring it if it gets lost - all from your laptop. It's a lot better, in my humble opinion than Microsoft's 'Your Phone' application for … [Read more...] about Your Chromebook’s Phone Hub may soon drain your phone battery less quickly
