Oregon-based CTL is one of only a handful of companies that have produced an LTE-enabled Chromebook. Aside from the cellular toting Samsung Chromebook Plux V2, I can't think of another Chromebook on the market today that offers onboard LTE connectivity. CTL's model is geared specifically towards … [Read more...] about CTL brings Gemini Lake-R to its Sprint LTE Chromebook NL71
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ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 Review: the first of the next generation
Since our time with the ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 out at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, we've all been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the new wave of Chromebooks. From the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook to the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet Chromebook to the aggressively-priced Lenovo Chromebook Flex 5, all the new … [Read more...] about ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 Review: the first of the next generation
Zoom’s response to its own flaws should set the industry standard
This past Friday, I shared my thoughts on Zoom and what appeared to be a company that was crumbling beneath the weight of its own, unforeseen success. Based on reader response and multiple social media conversations, my opinion of Zoom was not a popular one and that's okay. Was I harsh? Yes. Did I … [Read more...] about Zoom’s response to its own flaws should set the industry standard
Zoom is a dumpster fire. Try these two alternatives for video meetings
We're nearly one month into the pandemic that is responsible for millions of employees and students making the move to online work and learning. In that shift, no software has seen a rise in popularity as much a chat and video conferencing apps. As a matter of fact, Google Engineer Justin Uberti … [Read more...] about Zoom is a dumpster fire. Try these two alternatives for video meetings
Latest Chrome OS 80 update lends new tools to Family Link Accounts
Chrome OS has rolled out another incremental update. While we suspected that it was just a fix for the Lenovo C340-11's Wi-Fi issues, it appears that there is a lot more under the hood than we expected. The announcement was made via the official Chromebook Support Forum. Normally, update … [Read more...] about Latest Chrome OS 80 update lends new tools to Family Link Accounts
[Update] Lenovo C340-11 having Wi-Fi issues? Here’s the (sort of) quick-fix
Update: The Chrome OS team just pushed out an update to the Stable Channel. There has been no official statement as to whether this contains a fix for the Lenovo or not but I highly recommend attempting to update before proceeding with the steps below. Update 2: According to the corresponding bug … [Read more...] about [Update] Lenovo C340-11 having Wi-Fi issues? Here’s the (sort of) quick-fix
How to set up Chrome Remote Desktop for your new work from home life
As we all learn to adjust in a world where working from home is the new normal, we thought it a good time to revisit how you can get a reliable, simple remote desktop setup up and running. This will work on any device you have across the board, so you don't really have to worry much with … [Read more...] about How to set up Chrome Remote Desktop for your new work from home life
Zoom users take heed to prevent uninvited guests in your meeting rooms
During this time of social distancing, remote working and homeschooling, Zoom has quickly become one of the most popular teleconferencing platforms in the world. Thanks to its low barrier of entry and cross-platform capabilities, the video meeting software has come to the aid of millions in a time … [Read more...] about Zoom users take heed to prevent uninvited guests in your meeting rooms
MediaTek is bringing a more-powerful, 5G-capable SoC to Chromebooks
Just this morning, Robby shared an update on the development of Qualcomm-powered Chromebooks and we're keeping our fingers crossed that 2020 could finally be the year that Snapdragon devices become a reality. However, while digging through the Chromium repository, I discovered a new development … [Read more...] about MediaTek is bringing a more-powerful, 5G-capable SoC to Chromebooks
New baseboard ‘Lazor’ signals development beginning to expand on Qualcomm 7c Chromebooks
The going has been slow to say the least. Qualcomm Snapdragon Chromebooks were supposed to show up in the second half of 2019 with the Snapdragon 845 chip on board, ready to shake up the ARM-powered Chromebook market with always-connected LTE, swift performance, and thin/light form … [Read more...] about New baseboard ‘Lazor’ signals development beginning to expand on Qualcomm 7c Chromebooks
ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 Unboxing [VIDEO]
It's an exciting day here in the Chrome Unboxed office as our review unit of the ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 has been delivered and we're hopping in the box to see what all we remember about the device from our time with it at CES 2020 back in January. While we're not really allowed to say too … [Read more...] about ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 Unboxing [VIDEO]
It seems even virtual events are not immune as Google fully cancels I/O developer conference
In a bit of shocking news this afternoon, Google has moved to fully cancel this year's Google I/O, the yearly developer conference that is the search giant's largest gathering and stage for new software developments. Not long ago, the decision was made to shut down the physical event and replace it … [Read more...] about It seems even virtual events are not immune as Google fully cancels I/O developer conference
