This week on The Chrome Cast, we spend the first part of the show discussing Google’s Cursive handwriting PWA and the improvements that have come along with ChromeOS 102. With the full introduction of Cursive to the wider Chromebook audience, we’re seeing some solid usability for the first time with Cursive on quite a few Chromebooks.
In that same vein, we discuss the updates to USI 2.0 and how some of those more-subtle changes have caused a few issues with devices like the Lenovo Chromebook Duet and its in-cell display. While the USI 2.0 spec brings about many upgrades and is mostly backward-compatible, there are some wrinkles that make the move less simple than we’d hoped.
Links
- Google’s Cursive handwriting web app is finally becoming truly useful [VIDEO]
- The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 is USI 2.0: why that’s a good and a bad thing
- Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 pre-review sneak peek: remote working from a tablet
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