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 […]
Samsung Unveils The Chromebook Plus V2 And We’re Intrigued
It has been nearly 18 months since Samsung unveiled the Chromebook Plus and Pro upon the world. As torch-bearers, Samsung used both of these Chromebooks to usher in a new […]
Sonos Gets In On The Google Assistant Game
We’ve seen quite a few speaker makers get in on making a Google Assistant powered device, but there are still some high-end offerings I’ve personally wanted to see show up […]
HP Chromebook x2 Initial Impressions [VIDEO]
Earlier this week, I published a relatively-thorough article detailing my initial impressions with HP’s newest device: the HP Chromebook x2. This device does a lot for a very reasonable price, […]
Team Drive Accessible in Chrome OS Files App
François Beaufort is simply on fire of late. It seems each day he is bringing us a new, great feature that is nearing maturity for Chrome OS. As a self-proclaimed […]
How To Easily Insert Emoji On Chromebooks
Ah, Emoji: the ubiquitous communication that bridges the digital age with our caveman, wall-etching history. As a form of communication, they have risen to the level of having their own […]
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 […]
The HP Chromebook x2 First Impressions
As some of you might have already seen, the HP Chromebook x2 has been spotted at a handful of Best Buys around the country and those who have pre-ordered the […]
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 […]