CTL is moving and shaking with new products dropping left and right. Earlier this month, the Oregon-based tech company announced their latest Chromebooks for the classroom, the NL71 series that are powered by the latest Gemini Lake-R processors from Intel. CTL makes some great rugged devices for the … [Read more...] about CTL adds a touch of color to their already awesome Chromebox CBX1C
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This is the affordable Stadia controller phone mount you should buy
In a world dominated by sales, advertising, and more selection than most of us can even fully comprehend, it is rare that I can title a post this simple and this direct. However, that is exactly the case today and I'm excited to share the quick story behind this new phone mount option for the … [Read more...] about This is the affordable Stadia controller phone mount you should buy
LastPass admits self-inflicted wound after accidental deletion of their Chrome Extension
If you've been frantically hunting around the Chrome Web Store for the LastPass Password Manager extension, you probably realized quickly that it was nowhere to be found. In what can only be described as a Monty Python, Holy Grail pre-credits bungle, LastPass has somehow managed to "accidentally" … [Read more...] about LastPass admits self-inflicted wound after accidental deletion of their Chrome Extension
Google’s new ad layouts in search results are deceptively good looking
It wasn't that long ago that Google made a very clear distinction between regular, organic search results and those that show up as a result of being a targeted ad. As a matter of fact, Google's search ads (though they showed up at the top of the search results page) were encased in a different … [Read more...] about Google’s new ad layouts in search results are deceptively good looking
Apparently, Gamestop is the place to score half off our favorite Google Home products
I can't tell you the last time I stopped into a Gamestop store which is why I was taken by complete surprise to learn that they sell Google Wifi and Google Home devices. It's not that shocking, I suppose. With assistants being integrated into just about everything imaginable, gamers are just as … [Read more...] about Apparently, Gamestop is the place to score half off our favorite Google Home products
This Chrome OS flag could be pointing towards dual-screen, folding Chromebooks
First up, let me warn you that we all need to take this info with a grain of salt. This is all circumstantial and possible, but I have no hard evidence that what I'm about to say is fact. Instead, looking at industry trends, failed past experiments, and a very particular and current flag still … [Read more...] about This Chrome OS flag could be pointing towards dual-screen, folding Chromebooks
Citing longer lifespan, Google bumps price of Chrome Management License
BETT's annual technology in education conference in London has been the launchpad for a variety of EDU Chromebooks in recent years but this year's event has produced an unusually robust amount of new in the Chrome and Chrome OS departments. First, Acer debuted what could very well be the most … [Read more...] about Citing longer lifespan, Google bumps price of Chrome Management License
YouTube TV to replace Playstation VUE on the PS4 by month’s end
In the world of cord-cutting and streaming TV, we'll likely see some of our choices narrow down a bit over what we once had. As some services gain more popularity, others will inevitably have to close up shop. It's the way of things with burgeoning tech, and its little wonder that we're seeing the … [Read more...] about YouTube TV to replace Playstation VUE on the PS4 by month’s end
Hands-on first impressions with the incredibly durable Acer Chromebook 712 [VIDEO]
Acer just announced the Chromebook 712 and in many ways, this device is unique in not only the specs it brings to the table, but in the outer, ruggedized features as well. Education-focused Chromebooks tend to be thought of as corner-cutting, uninspired tanks; they get the job done for as little … [Read more...] about Hands-on first impressions with the incredibly durable Acer Chromebook 712 [VIDEO]
Deal of the Day: Score a Midnight Blue Pixelbook Pen for only $69
If you happen to be the proud owner of a Pixelbook or the Pixel Slate and you have held off buying the companion stylus, this may be your best shot to score the Pixelbook Pen at an impressive discount. Some users may have lucked out and nabbed the Pixel Slate with a free keyboard and Pen but those … [Read more...] about Deal of the Day: Score a Midnight Blue Pixelbook Pen for only $69
Google and Verizon team up to give Stadia Premiere Editions to new Fios customers
For the select few that have access to Fios and its high-speed fiberoptic network, Verizon has made it a point to sweeten the pot for new users signing up for the service. Past perks included free Chromebooks or a month YouTube TV on the house. More recent and still in effect is Verizon's Dinsey+ on … [Read more...] about Google and Verizon team up to give Stadia Premiere Editions to new Fios customers
HP debuts 4 new EDU Chromebooks at BETT 2020
On the heels of Acer's latest Chromebook, HP has joined the fray and announced four new EDU Chromebooks ahead of opening day at BETT 2020 in London. In the mix of devices, HP is expanding their "EE" lineup with three 11.6" Chromebook to include one x360 convertible as well as a 14" clamshell that … [Read more...] about HP debuts 4 new EDU Chromebooks at BETT 2020
