• Develop payments solutions without third-party cookies

    Want to ensure a smooth payment experience for every user, whether or not third-party cookies are available? If your payments rely on third-party cookies, you might be missing out.


  • Google Cloud Database and LangChain integrations now support Go, Java, and JavaScript

    Last year, Google Cloud and LangChain announced integrations that give generative AI developers access to a suite of LangChain Python packages. This allowed application developers to leverage Google Cloud’s database portfolio in their gen AI applications to drive the most value from their private data.


  • MediaTek Kompanio Ultra Chromebook ‘Navi’ is getting a fingerprint scanner

    We’ve been diligently tracking the development of the Chromebook codenamed ‘Navi’, and frankly, the picture painted so far is nothing short of impressive. This device – based on the ‘Rauru’ baseboard and likely being manufactured by Lenovo – is set to debut with MediaTek’s powerhouse Kompanio Ultra SoC inside.


  • Acer Chromebook Plus 516 unboxing and first impressions [VIDEO]

    Acer recently added a new member to its Chromebook Plus family: the Acer Chromebook Plus 516. If that name sounds familiar, it’s because it shares a designation with one of our favorite large-format Chromebooks from the past couple of years – the Acer Chromebook 516 GE (Gaming Edition).


  • Accidentally Removed Thumbnail from Chrome’s New Tab Page?

    Unfortunately, once you remove a most visited site from Chrome’s new tab page, there’s no direct “undo” button. But here are a few ways you can bring it back: Method 1: Visit the Site Repeatedly Chrome auto-generates your most visited sites based on browsing history.


  • DOJ targets Google’s AI strategy in landmark antitrust battle

    Federal prosecutors warned that Google might leverage artificial intelligence to entrench its search monopoly, demanding “strong measures” to prevent the tech giant from extending its market control into the AI era.


  • Google TV’s new AI-powered News Brief is getting a wider roll-out

    Earlier this year, Google began testing an interesting new feature for Google TV aimed at delivering concise news updates directly to your television screen. Dubbed “News Brief,” this Gemini-powered addition initially surfaced for a limited group of users on the platform’s “For You” page.


  • Managing Multiple Crypto Portfolios with AI-Based Bots

    Managing Multiple Crypto Portfolios with AI-Based Bots

    The cryptocurrency market has evolved dramatically, creating both opportunities and complexities for investors managing multiple portfolios. Leveraging ai bots for trading has become essential for serious crypto investors who need to monitor various investments across different platforms simultaneously.


  • Maximize your school’s IT budget with CTL’s latest ITAD webinar

    Managing IT equipment lifecycles presents a constant challenge for schools and businesses. Beyond the initial purchase, organizations need secure, responsible, and (hopefully) cost-effective ways to handle devices once they reach end-of-life. Enter IT Asset Disposition, or ITAD – a crucial process for any entity managing a fleet of tech hardware.


  • Google is Testing a Major UI Overhaul for Quick Share

    Quick Share has rapidly become a go-to tool for Android and ChromeOS users, bridging the gap for easy, nearby file transfers in a way that feels seamless and simple.


  • Google TV’s Gemini-powered News Briefs are now ready for you to try

    Google TV’s Gemini-powered News Briefs are now ready for you to try

    The feature is rolling out widely to Google TV Streamer and Chromecast with Google TV devices.


  • Chipolo launches new Pop tracker that works with both Apple and Google

    Chipolo has been a solid player in the Bluetooth tracker space, offering several alternatives to Tile and AirTags, but their lineup could be a bit confusing.


  • The cheapest Netflix plan was perfect for me, until I discovered a Chromecast dealbreaker

    Just let me use my phone, Netflix!


  • Indian IT services firms face project delays amid the US tariff war

    The US reciprocal tariffs war is beginning to hit the Indian IT industry, with contracts getting delayed as customers adopt a wait-and-watch approach.


  • Clear Chrome Cache On An iPhone

    Clear Chrome Cache On An iPhone

    Remove temporary data from your iPhone to fix loading issues or connection errors. Deleting stored files frees up space and strengthens browsing privacy. Follow these steps to clear your browser’s cache on an iPhone. Quick Steps: Safari Open the Settings on your device.


  • How To Use Autofill in Google Chrome

    How To Use Autofill in Google Chrome

    Using Google Chrome’s Autofill feature can save you a lot of time. It conveniently stores information like your name, email address, physical address, phone number, and even your payment methods. This way, you don’t have to retype the same details each time you fill out a form online.


  • We finally have a real look at Google’s Android XR glasses in action

    We’ve been tracking the development of Google’s Android XR platform for a little while now. Designed for the next generation of smart glasses and mixed-reality headsets, we got the first conceptual glimpse late last year directly from Google.


  • Supercharge your data the open-source way: Memorystore for Valkey is now GA

    Editor’s note: Ping Xie is a Valkey maintainer on the Valkey Technical Steering Committee (TSC). Memorystore, Google Cloud’s fully managed in-memory service for Valkey, Redis and Memcached, plays an increasingly important role in our customers’ deployments — in fact, over 90% of the top 100 Google Cloud customers use Memorystore.


  • ChromeOS 135 is here with some surprising updates

    ChromeOS 135 is here with some surprising updates

    It’s been 4+ weeks, so that means a new ChromeOS update is beginning its journey to the Stable Channel. Rolling out now, ChromeOS 135 (M135) brings a handful of useful additions and refinements to Chromebooks and, notably, ChromeOS Flex devices as well.


  • Best Chrome Themes Of 2025

    Best Chrome Themes Of 2025

    Google Chrome is one of the most used browsers on various devices, including Android phones, tablets, and desktop computers. Since many people spend a lot of time using Chrome, making it more personalized can improve the browsing experience.


  • Asus CX15 Chromebook [Quick Review]

    Asus CX15 Chromebook [Quick Review]

    Prices for laptops and other tech gear in the U.S. are expected to rise soon, so if you’ve been holding out for a budget-friendly option, now might be the right time to act. One standout deal is this Asus Chromebook CX15, available refurbished on eBay for just $109.


  • Work-Life Balance with Chromebooks: Productivity by Day, Entertainment by Night

    Most people associate Chromebooks with their lightweight design and basic features, which make them ideal for browsing and student work. The reality proves that Chromebooks serve as full-fledged multi-purpose devices that efficiently handle professional work involving productivity while maintaining personal entertainment functions.


  • Chromebook Pit Stop: Top Ways Motorsports Fans Can Enjoy Racing on ChromeOS

    If you’re a motorsports fanatic and your trusty device happens to be a Chromebook, you might be wondering if you’re missing out on some of the fast-paced fun. Good news – you’re not.


  • Best Things Free To Do In Dubai

    Best Things Free To Do In Dubai

    It’s hard to believe, but some activities in Dubai are free of charge. Moreover, many activities are too good to miss, even if you’re one of the richest people.


  • How to deal with tech tariff terror

    How to deal with tech tariff terror

    Are you confused about what President Donald J. Trump is doing with tariffs? Join the crowd; we all are. But if you’re in charge of buying PCs for your company (because Windows 10 officially reaches end-of-life status on Oct. 14) all this confusion is quickly turning into worry.


  • Google ruled an online ad monopoly, could be forced to break up its advertising products

    In a landmark decision, a US District Judge has ruled that Google illegally monopolized the ad tech market. A federal judge in Virginia has found that the tech giant established “monopoly power” for two online advertising markets: publisher ad servers and ad exchanges that sit between buyers and sellers.


  • Stable Channel Update for ChromeOS / ChromeOS Flex

     M-135, ChromeOS version 16209.50.0 (Browser version 135.0.7049.104), has rolled out to ChromeOS devices on the Stable channel.


  • Long Term Support Channel Update for ChromeOS

    A new LTS  version 126.0.6478.270 (Platform Version: 15886.95.0), is being rolled out for most ChromeOS devices. This version is specific for customers pinned to LTS-126. Otherwise you should be getting the latest LTS-132 version. This release has selected security fixes including:383772517 High  CVE-2024-11477  Fixes for CVE-2024-26921Want to know more about Long-term Support?


  • College students get full access to Gemini Advanced free until summer 2026

    Google has just announced a compelling offer for college students across the United States. Timed perfectly as many students head into exam season, Google is offering its Google One AI Premium plan completely free of charge for an extended period.


  • Chrome Dev for Desktop Update

    The Dev channel has been updated to 137.0.7127.2 for Windows, Mac and Linux.A partial list of changes is available in the Git log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • How To Use Chrome Desktop Mode on iPhone

    How To Use Chrome Desktop Mode on iPhone

    When you access a webpage on your mobile device, the browser typically shows a version optimized for smaller screens. However, you can view the complete site layout. Adjust a few options to switch to the full-site mode in your device’s default browsing application.


  • Chrome Flags Settings on Android

    Chrome Flags Settings on Android

    Chrome Flags provide experimental features that enhance Chrome’s functionality. They allow users to modify settings that are unavailable in the default browser. While these options are mainly for developers, some are useful for everyday users. For example, enabling dark mode across all websites.


  • The Google TV Streamer gets its first substantial discount

    When Google launched the Google TV Streamer last year, it marked a big departure from the Chromecast lineup they’d been leveraging for years.


  • Chrome Dev for Android Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Dev 137 (137.0.7127.3) for Android. It’s now available on Google Play.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. For details on new features, check out the Chromium blog, and for details on web platform updates, check here.


  • Why we chose ChromeOS and the Lenovo Chromebox Micro for our digital signage needs

    For those of you who don’t know, Robby Payne and I run another venture alongside Chrome Unboxed called Proof Golf, a golf simulator facility in our hometown of Elizabethtown, Ky.


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