Android Enabled Chromebooks: Say Goodbye To Web Store Apps
One year ago, almost to the day, the Chromium project announced the phasing out of Apps from the Chrome Web Store for Windows, MacOS and Linux users. Citing the push […]
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Chrome For Phones Getting A New Look?
We’ve reported on a lot of updates, additions, and changes to the Chrome OS ecosystem but Chromebooks aren’t the only devices getting some UI tweaks from the Chromium developers. In […]
Chromebooks Getting Fresh OOBE Look
We are seeing a lot of changes to our beloved Chrome operating system as of late. From the slow rollout of Android Apps, new form-factors, and extensive Material Design changes, […]
Chromebook Avatars Get Animated
In the ever-evolving world that is Material Design, developers are constantly tweaking, changing and update features in and outside of Chrome OS. One of the latest additions to the Canary […]
Chromebooks Getting Pinch To Zoom Trackpad Support
I’d say we could all agree this should be filed under “Why wasn’t this already a thing?” With Chromebooks having a well-developed trackpad and most of the gestures you need, […]
Chromebook Updates: Peeking Launcher Enhancements, Back Button And More
The developers over at the Chromium repositories have been working overtime preparing Chrome OS for Android N, new stylus features and the onslaught of new form-factors headed our way. With […]
New Chromebook Keyboard Layout Leaked
There has been a lot of talk lately surrounding some major changes coming for the Chrome OS keyboard layout. Along with a revamped top row, the Google Assistant will be […]
Chromebooks Getting “Off Hours” For Managed Devices
I came across this cryptic commit in the Chromium repositories a couple of weeks ago and spent quite some time trying to wrap my head around exactly what new function […]
Chromebooks Adding Pull-To-Refresh To Browser
I have to admit when I stumbled upon this recent addition to the Chromium repository, I probably got more excited than one should for such a simple feature. For those […]