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A new program could launch this year to highlight and distinguish premium ChromeOS devices.
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The Chrome team at Google does a very solid job of keeping the browser on parity across all the platforms on which it lives. As with most software, Chrome does vary a bit from OS to OS but most features usually make it to all platforms sooner or later.
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LTS-108 is being updated in the LTS channel to 108.0.5359.235 (Platform Version: 15183.98.0) for most ChromeOS devices. Want to know more about Long Term Support? Click here.
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I’m not going to lie: I’m getting pretty excited about what OnePlus is set to officially unveil in the V Fold, supposedly coming in August.
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Arpeely disrupts digital advertising with ML-based demand generation platform on Google Cloud
Issue 2023-25AtArpeely, we’ve developed some of the world’s most advanced advertising technology. Our machine learning (ML) media acquisition platform and “win-win” business model enables customers to bring highly intentful users to their offerings with precision, peace of mind and minimal overhead.
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Once again, our favorite ChromeOS tablet of all time is back on sale and yes, it is still an exceptional value at this steeply discounted price. Of course, I’m talking about the sleek and versatile Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook.
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I’m pretty shocked by this right now. The Pixel Fold – due to ship out to early buyers from the Google Store by the end of the month – is now available for pre-order from AT&T and Verizon.
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Expect hardware branding, a special boot screen, and extra features for these laptops.
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When does a Chromebook become more than “just a Chromebook?” That’s the question that Google has set out to answer with its upcoming “Chromebook X” program for high-quality laptops and tablets.
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When it comes to larger laptops, 15.6″ is about the max for my personal preference. I’m actually most at home with something around the 14-inch display size but I’m not everyone and there’s clearly a market for the over sized laptop or OEMs wouldn’t keep making them.
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Opera went live today with Opera One, an extensive makeover of its namesake Chrome-based web browser that includes a native generative AI feature that allows users to ask it to create text or computer code and get questions answered with greater detail.
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Have you ever picked up your phone or opened your laptop just to find that the screen looks like something out of a Predator movie? You know what I mean. All the colors are jacked up and it looks like you’re seeing things through infrared goggles.
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Check out four new and favorite Chrome features coming to your iOS device.
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Innovating Japanese Customer Service at TEPCO Energy Partner with Google Maps Platform
Issue 2023-25Editor’s note: Today’s article comes from Mr. Yoshitaka Iizuka, Team Leader of the DX Promotion Office at TEPCO Energy Partner, Inc., a group company of Tokyo Electric Power Holdings, Inc. (TEPCO). Iizuka is leading a comprehensive digital transformation (DX) initiative based on Google Maps Platform.
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With 150 million users and counting, Picsart was originally founded as a photo and video editing app we use to enhance our everyday life before uploading them to various social media platforms.
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Image: Google Google is adding some more features to its Chrome iOS browser to tempt iPhone users away from Safari. Chrome on iOS is getting built-in Google Lens support soon, which will allow Chrome users to search for anything they see using just their camera.
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When your data is siloed data across lakes and warehouses, it can be hard to transform outcomes with your data.
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Today is the day! Google’s long-awaited Pixel Tablet with its included charging speaker dock is officially available. Those that pre-ordered may already have theirs in-hand or are anxiously waiting for the delivery driver to arrive on their doorsteps.
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As much as I’d love to recommend that everyone go out and buy an ultra-premium device like the HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook, I fully understand that the average consumer isn’t ready or even able to drop a thousand dollars on a new laptop. Especially a Chromebook.
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If you’ve spent any time using a Chromebook lately, you’re in on the secret: Google’s ChromeOS platform has gotten almost shockingly good over these past several years.
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Rotating sound bar sounds better in theory than in practice Desktop Tourism With working from home and bring your own device both now established practices in many workplaces, The Register’s Desktop Tourism series decided it was time to take a consumer machine for a trip.…
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Stylus pens and Chromebooks have been partnered up for quite some time now. Since all the way back in 2017 with the first pen-equipped Chromebooks – the Samsung Chromebook Plus and Pro – we’ve seen an explosion of devices that now come with pen support.
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Father’s Day is now behind us but it’s not too late to score a killer deal on a formidable Chromebook and put a big smile on dad’s face in the process. Or, perhaps you’re in the market for a new laptop for yourself or someone else in your family.
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The Asus Chromebook CX1 C1700 a new, large Chromebook with 17-inch, full HD display and 8 GB of memory. Normally priced $299, you can nab one for $50 off.
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Sometimes SD cards and USB thumb drives play up, get full or just otherwise require a quick once over to get them back in shipshape. Chrome
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As first noticed by 9to5Google, Hangouts users will be losing a bit of their data next month on July 19, 2023. The reason for this is that the “Google Hangouts Album Archive” is being sunset and will no longer exist.
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The latest June Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11 broke Chrome for users running Malwarebytes. Malwarebytes has acknowledged the issue and released an update to its Product to make Chrome launch again.
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Chrome may warn users to review and remove unsafe extensions that were pulled from Web Store
Issue 2023-24One of the “Safety Check” features aimed at alerting harmful extensions users may have installed in Chrome browser is going to launch soon. Three years back, Google launched the Safety Check feature in Chrome.
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Father’s Day is just two days away but it’s not too late to pick up some new tech for dad and save some cash in the process.
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Chrome is getting a Material You color explosion thanks to the 2023 browser refresh (Canary)
Issue 2023-24Chrome has been going through a metamorphosis this year. Straight from the top, a “super secret 2023 refresh” began implementation a few months back, and ever since, it’s been going strong.
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In the unusual and unexpected news department, Google announced today that it would be selling off the company’s Domain registrar service to Squarespace.
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We’re coming up on 2 years since Walmart first jumped into the Android-based streaming hardware game, and that first attempt was quite good. As a matter of fact, we recommended the original Onn.
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Dataflow is the industry-leading platform that provides unified batch and streaming data processing capabilities, and supports a wide variety of analytics and machine learning use cases.
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Last December, we, the Looker team, hosted our annual Cloud BI Hackathon for our developer community to collaborate, learn, and inspire each other. Nearly 300 participants from over 80 countries joined our 43 hour long virtual hackathon.
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One of the most significant advantages of running databases in the cloud is the ability to ensure business continuity. In a database context, it’s common to define continuity as a combination of database availability and data durability.AlloyDB is a fully-managed, PostgreSQL-compatible database for demanding transactional workloads.
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