Weekly Issue: 2024-20
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Snapdragon X Plus costs less than I expected and would be a great fit for Chromebooks

I banged this drum a bit a couple weeks ago, but another big reason has emerged to prove the point that the Snapdragon X Plus just belongs in a future Chromebook.
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Exclusive first look: Here’s Chrome OS running on an Android phone

This is a little rough, but it proves using an Android phone as a Chrome OS device is possible.
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Google made a version of ChromeOS that runs on Pixel, including on an external monitor

The dream of using your smartphone to power an entire computing experience is very much alive and well and, according to a new report, Google has shown off that its possible to have a Pixel phone powering ChromeOS on an external monitor.
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Google made a version of ChromeOS that runs on Pixel, including on an external monitor

The dream of using your smartphone to power an entire computing experience is very much alive and well and, according to a new report, Google has shown off that its possible to have a Pixel phone powering ChromeOS on an external monitor.
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Long Term Support Channel Update for ChromeOS
LTS-120 is being updated in the LTS (Long Term Support) channel, version 120.0.6099.310 (Platform Version: 15662.107.0), for most ChromeOS devices. Release notes for LTS-120 can be found here Want to know more about Long-term Support?
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Exclusive: Google is experimenting with running Chrome OS on Android

Google privately demoed this capability to other companies recently.
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You may soon be able to edit sent messages in Google Messages

I have to give them credit; Google is steadily working to bring new updates and features to its Messages app.
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Google’s 3D video calling is coming in 2025 but who’s it for

In 2021, Google unveiled Project Starline, a new immersive video call platform that looked like something out of science fiction. This project showed off a “magic window” that could make you feel like you were sharing a room with someone, even if they were miles away.
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Built with BigQuery: Making data activation and monetization accessible with Optable

Editor’s note: The post is part of a series showcasing tech companies and data providers that are Built with BigQuery. In recent years, changes in consumer privacy regulations have created disruption within the media and advertising ecosystem.
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Performing large-scale computation-driven drug discovery on Google Cloud

Editor’s note: Today we hear from Atommap, a computational drug discovery company that has built an elastic supercomputing cluster on the Google Cloud to empower large-scale, computation-driven drug discovery. Read on to learn more.
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Data democratization with Dataplex: Implementing a data mesh architecture

Editor’s note: Today’s blog post was written in collaboration with Google Cloud Premier Partner Virtusa, which specializes in building cloud-native, microservices-based, pre-built solutions and APIs on Kubernetes, as well as machine learning and data-oriented applications, as well as offering managed cloud services and cloud operations design.
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