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This week in Chrome OS is your source for the latest news, hardware, and apps for the Chrome faithful, this week Tensor Chromebook time.
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The threads on Reddit and Google Chrome help forum filled with requests from users to let them disable Tab groups/grid view in Chrome on Android. Finally, Google has listened to user uproar and making changes to the Tab Group feature in Chrome 94.
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In this buying guide we look at the best replacement Samsung Chromebook 4 charger options. We also look at power banks.
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It seems Google was inspired by Apple and now wants to bring custom chips to the computing segment.
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This is on the cards. Recently, we reported Google is redesigning Chrome Incognito Page on Android, now it is available for desktop version also. What made Search engine giant to alter content on Incognito Page is still unknown, but this came after the recent lawsuit filed against it.
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Google Lens, already available for Chrome on Android lets you do an image search and fetches text from images. Google is now testing Lens Image search in Chrome 94 on desktop with its beta for Windows and Linux. What is Google Lens?
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In this post we look at using the HP Chromebook x2 11 for school. Is the HP Chromebook x2 11 good for school? Let’s find out!
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In this guide we look at the best Samsung Chromebook 4 case options from a variety of manufacturers, in a plethora of styles.
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In this hp chromebook x2 11 vs lenovo chromebook duet comparison, we take a look at which Chrome OS tablet comes out on top.
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In this article we take a look at the available configurations of the new HP Chromebook x2 11 and where you can buy them.
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In this comparison we pit the new HP Chromebook x2 11 against the older Google Pixel Slate. Which is the better Chrome OS tablet?
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In this buying guide we look at the best available external keyboards for the new HP Chromebook x2 11, one of the best Chrome OS tablets.
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Google is bidding goodbye to the old Bookmark list in Chrome on Android and is updating with new visuals. This could be a major rewrite, just not Bookmarks Refresh.
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Google continues to improve PDF Reader features and capabilities in the Chrome web browser. To the latest, the company added support for XFA-based PDF forms. Here’s how you can open XFA forms in Chrome PDF Viewer. What is XFA? XFA stands for XML Forms Architecture.
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No one likes that ugly white scrollbar in Applications when Windows is in Dark Mode. Microsoft is now working to make Chrome and Edge browser scrollbars more modern and awesome in Windows 11. The changes can already be seen when you enable Overlay Scrollbars in the Microsoft Edge.
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In this buying guide we look at the best cases available for the new HP Chromebook x2 11, one of the best Chrome tablets from HP.
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In this post we discuss streaming Netflix on the new HP Chromebook x2 11, one of the best Chrome OS tablets you can buy right now.
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In this buying guide we look at the best replacement HP Chromebook x2 11 charger. We look at fast charging options available.
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In this post we discuss the keyboard and USI pen HP offers for the new HP Chromebook x2 11. Are these items included with the tablet?
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Google is making huge changes to the Manage Search engines page in the Chrome browser. In addition to, allowing users to manually create search engines, Chrome may curb auto-created search engine spam and introduce Site Search known as Keyword Search.
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Chrome and Microsoft Edge came a long way in supporting Progressive Web Apps. From installing Web apps to making them more native, Microsoft and Google have worked together. These two Chromium browsers now ensure users receive a warning when a PWA tries to update its icon or name.
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In this review we take a look back at the Pixelbook Go, nearly two years after launch. Is this still a Chromebook worth buying?
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In this post we take a look at the best monitors available for the ASUS Chromebook CX9. We look at Thunderbolt and HDMI options.
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In this week in Chrome OS we take a look at all the weekly news in Chrome and Chrome OS. This week we cover Chrome’s Material makeover.
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In this post we look at the cellular connectivity options on the new HP Chromebook x2 11. We discuss 5G and LTE capability on this tablet.
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In this guide we examine the best mice to use with your ASUS Chromebook CX9. We look at various form factors and price points.
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Tab groups feature is available to everyone in the Chrome browser. Google to make it more useful going forward. As of now, Company is working to allow users to save a group of tabs by offering a right-click menu option in the tab group name/label.
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If you end up buying the Acer Chromebook 15, then you might also want to protect it. Buying a new Chromebook is a good investment, and if you're going to travel with it on the go, there will come some risks. Even if your Chromebook is portable, you can drop your device, or the surface…
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In this buying guide we take a look at the best replacement charges available for the Acer Chromebook 15, we look at several brands.
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Google is updating Chrome‘s Incognito New Tab Page on Android and desktop. After a recent Lawsuit filed against search engine giant for snooping in Private browsing, these changes seem important.
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This tutorial discusses how to set up the ASUS Chromebook CX9 for working from home. We discuss necessary hardware, software, and more.
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In this comparison we compare the powerful ASUS Chromebook CX9 and the sleek Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2. Let the battle begin.
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The work to immediately restore recently closed tabs in Chrome was began a year back. The much-awaited “Closed Tab Cache” feature can now be tested in the Chrome browser in Canary verison.
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In this post we look at the best available docks for the new ASUS Chromebook CX9. We explore both Thunderbolt and HDMI options.
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In this buying guide we look at the best accessories to use with the ASUS Chromebook CX9. We discuss chargers, monitors, and more.
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