A lot of talk has been going around recently regarding the upcoming Lenovo Chromebook Duet. I know this because we've been in the middle of most of that chatter. And as excited as I am for the new Duet, I can't help but feel a bit sad that it didn't show up in the leaks with a Chromebook Plus logo … [Read more...] about I’m ready for the first Chromebook Plus tablet
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Samsung is primed for the biggest comeback in Chromebook history next week
You read that right folks! We're just a week away from the next Chromebook showcase, and we have high confidence based on all the things we've found surrounding 'Xol' - lovingly referred to by us as the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus - that we'll see this new, high-end Chromebook model at the … [Read more...] about Samsung is primed for the biggest comeback in Chromebook history next week
CMF’s Buds Pro 2 and Watch Pro 2 are fine, but they’re not for me
When CMF announced their new hardware - including a new phone, new smartwatch, and new earbuds - I was pretty excited to finally give the brand a try. At the prices they come in at, CMF's hardware looks great and comes packed with tons of features for the money. While I knew all of it would come … [Read more...] about CMF’s Buds Pro 2 and Watch Pro 2 are fine, but they’re not for me
Why the ASUS CX54 Chromebook Plus being on Best Buy shelves is a big deal
For years and years I've talked about the concept of a halo device for the Chromebook ecosystem: a device that shines the way for all the rest, showcasing the best of the best. While it may not be the top seller, it inspires buyers to purchase something similar. This concept is not new, has been … [Read more...] about Why the ASUS CX54 Chromebook Plus being on Best Buy shelves is a big deal
Why Google sunsetting goo.gl shortlinks isn’t as bad as it sounds
Ah, Google. Making headlines once again for adding yet another service to the famed Google Graveyard. This time around, it's the goo.gl URL shortener that is now set to stop working on August 25th, 2025. As always, the web is abuzz with discontent: many decrying Google's penchant for "killing" … [Read more...] about Why Google sunsetting goo.gl shortlinks isn’t as bad as it sounds
I was wrong: streaming devices with remotes are the only answer
There was a time a few years ago that I really pushed back at the idea of needing a remote for the living room any longer. The thought process went something like this: if I can share anything up to the big screen from my phone, tablet, or Chromebook, why in the world would I bother with another … [Read more...] about I was wrong: streaming devices with remotes are the only answer
How the next HP x360 Chromebook Plus could be the one to beat
Of all the Chromebooks on the market, there is one line that I've felt has been right on the verge of greatness for years and has been held back by silly hardware choices along the way. That line is the x360 14c family of devices from HP, and it's almost painful to see them get so close to the … [Read more...] about How the next HP x360 Chromebook Plus could be the one to beat
Why CMF (by Nothing) would make a fantastic Chromebook OEM
Yeah, I know Samsung just rolled out a bunch of new hardware today and that is catching a lot of attention at the moment. But I also know the prices for each piece of hardware announced today didn't go down. Instead, they actually went up, and those price increases stand in direct opposition to … [Read more...] about Why CMF (by Nothing) would make a fantastic Chromebook OEM
I’m thrilled not to have to wait until the fall for a 45mm Pixel Watch
Since its debut, I've been waiting for a larger size of the Pixel Watch. Sure, I wore the original for a while, but it always bugged me how small it looked on my wrist. After having worn the larger Fitbit Versa and now the Samsung Galaxy Watch, I know there's simply no going back to a 41mm watch … [Read more...] about I’m thrilled not to have to wait until the fall for a 45mm Pixel Watch
Why I’m considering a dual-screen USB Type-C portable monitor
At Computex 2024 last month, ASUS debuted a bunch of new monitors for creatives and gamers, but the one that caught my eye was a bit different. Though nowhere near the first to release a dual-screen USB Type-C travel monitor, I have to admit that I didn't even think about something like this until … [Read more...] about Why I’m considering a dual-screen USB Type-C portable monitor
Google needs a new Pixelbook just for their own events at this point
If you noticed during the Google I/O 2024 Keynote yesterday, every time a live demo of something on the web was shown off, the laptops being used were a pair of the last model made by Google themselves: the Pixelbook Go. I'm sure there are licensing issues and whatnot with putting a more modern … [Read more...] about Google needs a new Pixelbook just for their own events at this point
What I’m hoping for in the new Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE
Last week, I stumbled upon clear evidence that Acer is set to unveil a new, updated, Chromebook Plus model of my favorite device available right now in the 516 GE. The timing makes a lot of sense since the original 516 GE debuted in the fall of 2022 and has been a strong seller ever since. Turns … [Read more...] about What I’m hoping for in the new Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE
