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When internal leaks confirmed that Qualcomm’s mysterious ‘Calypso’ codename in the Chromium Gerrit was actually the 12-core Snapdragon X2 processor, it was easy to assume that we were looking at a single reference flagship. But a new firmware commit I recently spotted in Google’s code repositories paints a different picture.
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When internal leaks confirmed that Qualcomm’s mysterious ‘Calypso’ codename in the Chromium Gerrit was actually the 12-core Snapdragon X2 processor, it was easy to assume that we were looking at a single reference flagship. But a new firmware commit I recently spotted in Google’s code repositories paints a different picture.
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The hardware leaks around Google’s upcoming desktop platform just keep coming. Following the recent arrival of leaked press renders for Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 and the sub-1kg ASUS CX9406, new code commits in the Chromium Gerrit reveal that Lenovo isn’t letting off the gas with their Googlebook lineup.
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The hardware leaks around Google’s upcoming desktop platform just keep coming. Following the recent arrival of leaked press renders for Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 and the sub-1kg ASUS CX9406, new code commits in the Chromium Gerrit reveal that Lenovo isn’t letting off the gas with their Googlebook lineup.
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Push notifications on the web started with great intentions: letting web apps send you timely, useful updates without needing a dedicated native application. But over the years, bad actors turned that privilege into a chaotic mess of fake virus warnings, deceptive spam prompts, and relentless pop-ups. They are the worst.
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When Google launched the original Chromebook over a decade ago, it started from the bottom up. Early hardware was cheap, plastic, and low-powered, cementing an entry-level reputation that even years of Chromebook Plus and premium flagship efforts couldn’t fix. With Googlebook, Google is executing the exact opposite playbook.
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When Google launched the original Chromebook over a decade ago, it started from the bottom up. Early hardware was cheap, plastic, and low-powered, cementing an entry-level reputation that even years of Chromebook Plus and premium flagship efforts couldn’t fix. With Googlebook, Google is executing the exact opposite playbook.
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When Google launched the original Chromebook over a decade ago, it started from the bottom up. Early hardware was cheap, plastic, and low-powered, cementing an entry-level reputation that even years of Chromebook Plus and premium flagship efforts couldn’t fix. With Googlebook, Google is executing the exact opposite playbook.
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The Beta channel is being updated to OS version 16765.19.0 (Browser version 152.0.7977.39) for most ChromeOS devices.
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The Beta channel is being updated to OS version 16765.19.0 (Browser version 152.0.7977.39) for most ChromeOS devices.
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Learn how to create a custom weather Chrome Extension using the Modern Web Guidance extensions skill and Chrome DevTools for agents to boost a coding agent like Antigravity. By combining best-practice context with automated debugging in the browser, you can eliminate the manual friction of extension development.
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Google just took the wraps off the Pixel Watch 5 yesterday at their annual hardware event in NYC, and rather than completely reinventing the wheel, it looks like a solid, calculated refinement of last year’s model.
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Google just took the wraps off the Pixel Watch 5 yesterday at their annual hardware event in NYC, and rather than completely reinventing the wheel, it looks like a solid, calculated refinement of last year’s model.
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Google just took the wraps off the Pixel Watch 5 yesterday at their annual hardware event in NYC, and rather than completely reinventing the wheel, it looks like a solid, calculated refinement of last year’s model.
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Google just took the wraps off the Pixel Watch 5 yesterday at their annual hardware event in NYC, and rather than completely reinventing the wheel, it looks like a solid, calculated refinement of last year’s model.
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