I do not consider myself a tab hoarder. On the desktop, I might keep a half dozen tabs running at a time. Occasionally, if I’m really digging into some research, you may find my Chromebox with a dozen or more pages open but that’s it. On my phone? Not a chance. I don’t know if […]
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The Pixelbook Go arrives in the U.K.
10th Gen Comet Lake Chromebooks are headed our way and soon, we’ll have our hands on some of the most premium hardware to ever grace the Chrome OS ecosystem. All that considered, Google’s Pixelbook Go is still the King of Chromebooks in the eyes of many and now, our friends across the pond can join […]
Continue ReadingAt these prices, the ASUS Chromebook C425 is easy to recommend
Right at the top of December, the ASUS Chromebook C425 dropped in price at both Amazon and Walmart and, while they were slightly different models, I commented that at these prices both versions of this great Chromebooks were worth your attention. Once again, the prices have dipped down into those same ranges for this Chromebook […]
Continue ReadingThe latest Linux kernel is headed to Chromebooks in the very near future and that’s a big deal
For those of you who may not be familiar with the subject, Google’s Chrome OS that powers millions of Chromebooks is built on the Linux kernel. I’ll save you the long-winded explanation of what the Linux kernel is and how it works for two reasons. One, it would take all day. Two, I’m not a […]
Continue ReadingDeal Alert: Enjoy storytime with the Google Assistant, Frozen 2 and more for only $25
Growing up, we had a shelf full of Little Golden Books and to this day, one of my fondest childhood memories was sitting on the floor and reading along with the companion 45 records that you could purchase. I know, I’m dating myself but I don’t care. I enjoy reading to my kids but I […]
Continue ReadingGoogle admits issues and has fixed the broken Stadia invite code rollout
About 8 hours ago I wrote a post bemoaning Google’s fumble out of the gate with Stadia invite codes. I was already not much of a fan of the whole invite system, but the fact that I’d plunked down my money for the Founders Edition immediately following the very first Stadia Connect meant I expected […]
Continue ReadingTarget’s Black Friday Deals are a Google fan’s playground
It’s hard to believe but we’re a mere two weeks away from turkey-induced comas, football, pumpkin pie and all the other trappings that come with the holiday that is Thanksgiving. Over the next week or so, we’ll do our best to keep you abreast of all the current and upcoming deals on Chromebooks, Nest Home […]
Continue ReadingDeal Alert: Grab the Pixel Slate with Brydge Keyboard and save $350
Google’s latest Chromebook, the Pixelbook Go, appears to be charming the hearts of a lot of tech reviewers. Thanks to its premium design, more-competitive pricing and simplistic approach to Chrome OS, it is likely on the wishlist of a lot of shoppers this holiday season. Despite its intangible desirability, many users will still want something […]
Continue ReadingBlack Friday comes early: Grab the refreshed Core i3 HP Chromebook X360 for $349
Black Friday is quickly approaching and deals are already being leaked left and right. Fortunately for consumers, the battle for sales between retailers has produced the event of nearly month-long sales that can save you some major cash without the stress of navigating the Black Friday madness. Best Buy is always near the front of […]
Continue ReadingDeal Alert: $200 scores you this rugged, touchscreen Chromebook E3
If you look to refurbs or perhaps devices that are rocking three and four-year-old processors, it isn’t difficult to find a Chromebook for around $200. Now, if you’re in the market for a newer-generation Chromebook that has mil-spec durability and plenty of features, you’ll be lucky to get out the door under $400. Thanks to […]
Continue ReadingDeal Alert: Get $300 off the Core m3 Pixel Slate before they’re gone
We’re a little more than a week out from Google’s October hardware event. If things go as expected, we’re going to get a look at an intriguing new Chromebook that could break the #MadeByGoogle mold. Meanwhile, deals continue to pop up on Google’s first (and possibly last) Chrome OS tablet. Last month, you could find […]
Continue ReadingAndroid 10 (Q) looks to be coming to Chromebooks very soon
Back in April of this year, signs were unsurprisingly pointed to the eventual arrival of Android Q on Chrome OS, but we’ve not heard much on this front in the ensuing weeks since that initial nugget of info was uncovered. Meanwhile, the Android team has been full steam ahead getting the final pieces in place […]
Continue ReadingChromecast/Android Ambient Mode Coming To Chrome OS
As it stands right now, Chromebooks don’t do anything but go to sleep if you leave them alone for a bit. Sure, you can set a few parameters to keep the display on indefinitely and you can control what happens when you shut the lid, but there’s really nothing you can do on your Chromebook […]
Continue ReadingChrome OS Virtual Desks Getting A New Way To Navigate
One of the features I’m most looking forward to becoming a part of the Stable Channel experience on Chromebooks with Chrome OS 76 is Virtual Desktops. While I love what they’ve done already with the feature, I’m hopeful that some trackpad-driven navigation (mainly switching between active desktops with a multi-finger gesture) will be in the […]
Continue Reading[UPDATE]Deal Alert: Pick Up The All-New Brydge C-Type Chrome OS Keyboard For $66
Brydge’s C-Type keyboard designed specifically for Chrome OS has been on the market barely a month. Retailing for $99, it may not be for everyone but we unanimously agree that it’s worth the money. If you’ve had your eye on the premium Bluetooth keyboard, we just stumbled upon a deal that makes easily makes the […]
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