Weekly Issue: 2023-52
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2023 Chrome Unboxed Year in Review
2023 has been quite the year here at Chrome Unboxed.
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What’s new with Google Cloud – 2023
Want to know the latest from Google Cloud? Find it here in one handy location. Check back regularly for our newest updates, announcements, resources, events, learning opportunities, and more. Tip: Not sure where to find what you’re looking for on the Google Cloud blog?
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What is the Protected Audience API?
The Protected Audience API is designed to support an advertiser who would like to build up an audience: in other words, a group of people they want to show an ad to.
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Save $200 on the HP x360 14c Chromebook Plus direct from HP’s website
This is not something we generally are able to talk about, so I’m pretty excited to share this particular deal. Most times, Chromebook savings come through retailers like Best Buy, but today we’re actually seeing one of the new Chromebook Plus models on a pretty hefty discount via HP’s site.
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How to force your Chromebook into the tablet mode UI
In preparation for a post I’m working on, I really needed a device that meets a few, specific parameters. First, I needed it to at least be a convertible, and second, I needed it to have the new 12th-gen Intel Core i3-N305.
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The top Chromebook tips of 2023
More than any other platform, Google’s ChromeOS is in a constant state of evolution — and if you blink for a minute, you’re bound to miss some promising new possibility or progression.For those of us who rely on Chromebooks for work, that’s fantastic.
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Irony alert: Lawsuit alleging Chrome’s Incognito Mode isn’t will settle on unknown terms
Google accused of tracking you even when you think it won’t The lawsuit brought against Google by netizens upset Incognito Mode in Chrome did not fully anonymize their activities looks set to settle before going to trial.…
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Google to settle privacy lawsuit over Chrome’s incognito mode
Google LLC has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit that accused it of misleading users about the privacy protections provided by Chrome’s incognito browsing feature. The agreement was reported today by Ars Technica, which cited court documents filed on Tuesday.
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Playing Call of Duty: Warzone on a $149 Chromebook is still awesome
The other day, I hopped into a match of Call of Duty: Warzone just to hone my skills a bit, and to my surprise, I actually played quite well.
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Privacy Sandbox: Preparing for the end of 3rd-party cookies
With user privacy becoming increasingly important, the way web services operate is transforming; 3PCD is one of the biggest overhauls of the Web’s cookie-based infrastructure.
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All of the new Chromebook Plus models are still stuck on Android 11
It wasn’t that long ago that Android 13 finally began shipping to Chromebooks.
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We asked the Canary Crew: what’s your favorite Chromebook in 2023? [POLL]
In case you missed it, we just recently put together our list of the best Chromebooks that you can buy right now, in 2023.
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What is the Attribution Reporting API?
The Attribution Reporting API makes it possible to get a report when action from a user leads to a conversion—for example, a user clicks an ad and later completes a purchase— but without using cross-site identifiers.
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Why I picked up (and am in love with) the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
I used to be far worse with phones. I swear I was. I worked for Sprint before starting Chrome Unboxed and that was right around the time Chromebooks became an actual thing; albeit with a very quiet existence. At that time, my tech obsession (along with everyone else) was smartphones.
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OMG! Can you find Taylor Swift in Google’s new scavenger hunt game?
Google is back at it with another fun, interactive game that you can easily play right in your browser. To help celebrate 25 years of the most-searched people and places, Google has built a fantastic game that transforms the most searched topics into a captivating digital scavenger hunt.
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How to take advantage of Chrome’s side panel
Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Verge When it comes to apps that I’ve used for over a year or so — such as the Chrome browser —I can be very boring.
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Google needs to show the ChromeOS tablet UI some serious love, and soon
Have you used a Chromebook tablet recently? I’d wager if you don’t own a Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 or 5, there’s a solid chance the answer to that question is a clear no.
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Here are the Asus Chromebook CM30 tablet details
The Asus Chromebook CM30 tablet details are fully available online. This ChromeOS tablet has some moderate upgrades over the prior model.
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The Lenovo Slim 3 Chromebook is still $149 if you know where to look
It was inevitable that a bunch of Chromebook deals aimed at Christmas shoppers would dry up once December 25th came and went.
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Stable Channel Update for ChromeOS / ChromeOS Flex
The Stable channel is being updated to 119.0.6045.214 (Platform version: 15633.72.0) for most ChromeOS devices and will be rolled out over the next few days. This build contains a number of bug fixes and security updates.
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The new ASUS Chromebook CM30 tablet looks impressive on sweet new landing page
Towards the end of 2023, ASUS has started a bit of a new trend for announcing and launching their Chromebooks: they just drop a press release and see what happens.
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Save big on the upgraded Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 with 8GB of RAM
This is a deal we don’t see too often and that is primarily due to the fact that this particular version of the Duet 3 isn’t out in standard consumer channels the way it’s 4GB brother is on a daily basis.
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10 tips to get started using your new Chromebook [VIDEO]
There’s no doubt about it: more and more regular consumers are picking up Chromebooks.
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What’s your pick for Chromebook of the Year?
I’m preparing to select my Chromebook of the Year. Honestly, I’m finding it to be a challenge. Chime in with your picks, which might help me out.
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