• Acer’s new Chromebooks are a solid pick for people who get stuff done

    They look great to boot.


  • A New Era: Highlights from Google Public Sector Summit

    A New Era: Highlights from Google Public Sector Summit

    Welcome to a new era, marked by unprecedented innovation, greater efficiency, elevated citizen experiences, and profound mission impact, all driven by groundbreaking advancements in technology. At the Google Public Sector Summit today in Washington D.C.


  • Chromebook Buyers Guide For Late 2023 To Make A Smart Choice

    If you’re getting your first Chromebook, it can be a little overwhelming on what to buy. Depending on what you plan to do on your Chromebook, the choices and prices can vary wildly.


  • Can I Play Fortnite On My Chromebook?

    Can I Play Fortnite On My Chromebook?

    Fortnite is fun to play with friends, especially since it’s free-to-play and available on almost any platform. Here are three ways to play Fortnite on your Chromebook. You can enjoy Fortnite on your Chromebook by getting the Android APK for free.


  • Passkeys on Chromebooks: What you need to know (updated)

    Passkeys on Chromebooks: What you need to know (updated)

    After sharing Chromebook security tips yesterday, I have a timely follow-up today. Passkeys on Chromebooks are coming and this solution will greatly reduce, if not get rid of, having to type passwords. It’s not specific to ChromeOS or Chromebooks, but I thought to share information in this context. What are Passkeys?


  • Individual Counseling: A Practical Guide For School Counselors

    It can be overwhelming to juggle the demands of often hundreds of students while attending to the paperwork, the meetings, and the crises. Counselors are too often unable to provide individual students with the targeted support they need.


  • Stable Channel Update for Desktop

    The Chrome team is delighted to announce the promotion of Chrome 141 to the stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux. This will roll out over the coming days/weeks.Chrome 142.0.7444.59 (Linux) 142.0.7444.59/60 Windows and 142.0.7444.60 Mac contains a number of fixes and improvements — a list of changes is available in the log.


  • ecryptobit.com: A Safe and Simple Gateway to Cryptocurrency and NFT Trading

    As digital finance continues to evolve, ecryptobit.com has emerged as one of the most dependable platforms for trading cryptocurrencies and NFTs. Designed for both first-time investors and experienced traders, it offers a simple, secure, and smart way to handle digital assets.


  • The Blueprint: How Giles AI transforms medical research with conversational AI

    Welcome to The Blueprint, a new feature where we highlight how Google Cloud customers are tackling unique and common challenges across industries using the latest AI and cloud technologies. We hope to inspire others looking to innovate in their work.


  • Unlock the AI performance you need: Introducing managed DRANET for A4X Max on GKE

    As AI/ML models grow, their infrastructure demands are pushing traditional networking to its limit, creating critical performance bottlenecks. This is especially true for models running on Kubernetes and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). At Google, we’ve been working in the open-source community to make Kubernetes aware of specialized hardware capabilities.


  • Expanding our NVIDIA partnership: Now shipping A4X Max, Vertex AI Training, and more

    Today’s AI models are moving from billions to trillions of parameters, and are capable of complex, multi-modal reasoning. This leap in sophistication demands a new class of purpose-built infrastructure and software to handle the immense computational and memory requirements of these next-generation models.


  • How to Access and Use Crosh on Your Chromebook

    How to Access and Use Crosh on Your Chromebook

    Crosh stands for Chrome Shell, a command-line interface that provides direct access to Chrome OS system functions. This built-in terminal allows users to run diagnostic tests, check system information, and execute various commands without third-party applications.


  • Say goodbye to unsafe websites as Chrome makes key decision in your favor

    Google Chrome will force secure connections by default starting in 2026.


  • Chrome Stable for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Stable 142 (142.0.7444.77) for iOS; it’ll become available on App Store in the next few hours.This release includes stability and performance improvements. You can see a full list of the changes in the Git log.


  • The Galaxy XR controllers sold out immediately, hinting at strong early interest

    Just last week, Samsung finally launched its highly anticipated Galaxy XR headset. Following the event, I wrote about how the repeated “just the beginning” messaging from both Samsung and Google made it feel like they were tempering expectations, perhaps anticipating a slow start for this premium, $1800 device.


  • Enabling a safe agentic web with reCAPTCHA

    Enabling a safe agentic web with reCAPTCHA

    The emergence of the agentic web — an internet where autonomous AI agents can independently execute complex, multi-step tasks and transactions that previously required human interaction — promises a fundamental shift for how customers and businesses interact.


  • Google AI Studio’s new ‘vibe coding’ lets you build AI apps just by describing them

    Building an AI-powered application, especially one that combines multiple cutting-edge models like Veo for video or Nano Banana for images, has traditionally required juggling different APIs, SDKs, and services – a significant barrier for many creators.


  • Generative AI Adoption Statistics And Trends [2025]

    Generative AI Adoption Statistics And Trends [2025]

    The generative AI revolution has shifted from experimental phase to mainstream enterprise deployment in 2025. Organizations worldwide are rapidly integrating AI into core operations, with adoption rates reaching unprecedented levels.


  • Gemini gets a huge upgrade for academics and researchers with powerful new LaTeX features

    For anyone who has ever wrestled with creating documents containing complex mathematical equations, intricate tables, or precise multi-column layouts, the LaTeX document preparation system is likely a familiar (and sometimes frustrating) friend.


  • The 11th ‘Skywalker’ Chromebook emerges, codenamed ‘Finley’

    The development surrounding the MediaTek MT8189 baseboard, code-named ‘Skywalker’, has already shattered every precedent we’ve ever seen for ARM-powered Chromebooks. We were absolutely floored when the count of unique devices being built on this single platform reached double digits last month. Well, as it turns out, they’re still not done.


  • How to install ChromeOS Flex the hard way

    How to install ChromeOS Flex the hard way

    Now that Google ChromeOS Flex is generally available and supports more than 400 devices, I decided to give it a try. I grabbed my daughter’s old MacBook Air from 2013, which was collecting dust. And I went through the process, which is about as easy as it can be.


  • CTL’s new Chromebox OPS can turn any touch display into a ChromeOS workhorse

    Interactive flat panels (IFPs) have become a staple in classrooms and boardrooms, but they often come with clunky, proprietary software and can become outdated quickly. In a fantastic new product announcement, CTL is introducing a powerful and practical solution to this problem: the CTL Chromebox OPS OPx1-3.


  • Nozomi Networks brings automated threat prevention to OT environments with Arc update

    Industrial cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks Inc. today announced an updated cybersecurity solution that automates threat response in operational environments to give users robust, automated threat prevention capabilities for operational technology endpoints.


  • Krnl Executor — Fast, Stable Roblox Script Tool

    Krnl Executor — Fast, Stable Roblox Script Tool

    Krnl Executor is a well-known Roblox script tool. It runs many scripts without causing frequent crashes. Many users trust Krnl Executor for steady performance. The tool supports the full graphics and debug libraries. It also runs compact script packs like Owl Hub.


  • The Correct Spelling Is School Not School. Some Pe – Tymoff Explained

    Language has always reflected intelligence, culture, and humor. Recently, the phrase “The Correct Spelling Is School Not School. Some Pe – Tymoff” has gained attention online. It appears confusing at first glance but carries both humor and a reminder about accuracy in communication.


  • Get creative this Halloween with Google’s spooky AI image and video tools

    Fall is here, bringing fiery leaves, pumpkin spice everything, and the perfect excuse to get a little spooky and creative.


  • Google’s AI is making this year’s World Series broadcast smarter

    As millions tune in to watch the drama unfold in the World Series, a powerful new player is working behind the scenes to make the broadcast more engaging and reliable than ever: Google’s AI.


  • A surprise new Lenovo Chromebook Plus just landed at Best Buy, and it looks impressive

    Just when we thought the Chromebook release cycle was quieting down for a bit, a brand-new, unannounced Lenovo Chromebook Plus has broken cover, appearing basically out of nowhere on Best Buy’s website – and it’s already available for purchase!


  • This hidden port on the Galaxy XR might be the key to a virtual Chromebook display

    As the dust settles from the exciting launch of the Samsung Galaxy XR headset, my mind keeps circling back to one big question: Is it possible to make this headset work with my Chromebook?


  • Introducing Bigtable tiered storage: Save more data, longer, for less

    Today, we’re pleased to introduce a new Bigtable storage tier for efficient management of massive datasets, now available in preview. This fully managed, cost-effective system automatically moves less frequently accessed data from high-performance SSDs to infrequent access storage, lowering your total cost of ownership.


  • Announcing new capabilities in Vertex AI Training for large-scale training

    Building and scaling generative AI models demands enormous resources, but this process can get tedious. Developers wrestle with managing job queues, provisioning clusters, and resolving dependencies just to ensure consistent results.


  • Can You Code On A Chromebook In A College Computer Science Program?

    On the Chrome-related sub-Reddit pages, not a week goes by where I don’t see someone asking if they can use a Chromebook for their college Computer Science program or code on a Chromebook in general.


  • 10 Years Of Google Chromebooks Bring Increased Capabilities

    10 Years Of Google Chromebooks Bring Increased Capabilities

    When Chromebooks first launched a decade ago, critics dismissed them as glorified web browsers with limited functionality. Fast forward to today, and 10 years of Google Chromebooks bring increased capabilities that challenge this outdated perception.


  • As AI agents join SaaS, AWS tells users to expect more pricing puzzles

    Cloud giant says choice and flexibility matter more than standardization – for now Interview  As agentic AI solutions flood the market, users will face a complex environment in terms of deployment and commercial models, with standard practices yet to be resolved, says Olawale Oladehin, AWS director, solutions architecture.…


  • As AI agents join SaaS, AWS tells users to expect more pricing puzzles

    Cloud giant says choice and flexibility matter more than standardization – for now Interview  As agentic AI solutions flood the market, users will face a complex environment in terms of deployment and commercial models, with standard practices yet to be resolved, says Olawale Oladehin, AWS director, solutions architecture.…


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