• How To Add Grammarly To Keyboard On Chromebook

    How To Add Grammarly To Keyboard On Chromebook

    Grammarly helps you write without mistakes on your Chromebook. The tool checks your grammar, spelling, and punctuation as you type. Adding Grammarly to your Chromebook keyboard means you get instant writing help everywhere. You’ll see suggestions in emails, documents, social media posts, and web forms.


  • Are Chromebooks Suitable for Gaming? 

    Are Chromebooks Suitable for Gaming? 

    Chromebooks were designed as lightweight, affordable laptops centred around the Google Chrome operating system. Their original purpose was simple, and that was to provide fast browsing, easy access to cloud-based applications, and long-lasting battery life.


  • How to create documents (and more) with Gemini Canvas

    How to create documents (and more) with Gemini Canvas

    People with Google Workspace or Google AI Pro accounts can use Google’s Gemini AI assistant to generate documents in Docs and other Workspace apps. But anybody can use the Canvas tool in the Gemini web or mobile app (for Android or iOS) to create documents — without a paid subscription.


  • How to create documents (and more) with Gemini Canvas

    How to create documents (and more) with Gemini Canvas

    People with Google Workspace or Google AI Pro accounts can use Google’s Gemini AI assistant to generate documents in Docs and other Workspace apps. But anybody can use the Canvas tool in the Gemini web or mobile app (for Android or iOS) to create documents — without a paid subscription.


  • OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.1 to refine ChatGPT with adaptive reasoning and personalization

    OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.1, an update to its GPT-5 model, aiming to deliver faster responses, improved reasoning, and more flexible conversational controls as the company works to refine its ChatGPT experience for both consumer and enterprise users.


  • OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.1 to refine ChatGPT with adaptive reasoning and personalization

    OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.1, an update to its GPT-5 model, aiming to deliver faster responses, improved reasoning, and more flexible conversational controls as the company works to refine its ChatGPT experience for both consumer and enterprise users.


  • Google’s new Cameyo trick lets Chromebooks play nice with Windows apps

    Google’s new Cameyo trick lets Chromebooks play nice with Windows apps

    Google’s Cameyo update finally teaches Chromebooks how to work with old-school software.


  • Nonprofits are setting the pace on deploying Kubernetes to tame data sprawl

    Enterprises are moving beyond traditional virtualization and toward platforms that deliver greater flexibility while maintaining control. The payoff — and the challenge — is a new era of modern data management.


  • Nonprofits are setting the pace on deploying Kubernetes to tame data sprawl

    Enterprises are moving beyond traditional virtualization and toward platforms that deliver greater flexibility while maintaining control. The payoff — and the challenge — is a new era of modern data management.


  • Google Drive can now turn your long, boring PDFs into podcast-style audio summaries

    We all have them: long, text-heavy PDFs sitting in our Google Drive that we know we should read but can never find the time for. Think industry reports, lengthy contracts, or meeting transcripts. It’s a significant challenge in our fast-paced world to dedicate time to just sitting and reading.


  • Chrome Beta for Android Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 143 (143.0.7499.24) 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.


  • Google launches virtual app delivery solution to close the legacy software gap

    Google LLC today announced the launch of Cameyo by Google, a virtual app delivery solution that allows enterprise teams to access legacy client-based applications in web-based environments such as Chrome and ChromeOS.


  • Google launches virtual app delivery solution to close the legacy software gap

    Google LLC today announced the launch of Cameyo by Google, a virtual app delivery solution that allows enterprise teams to access legacy client-based applications in web-based environments such as Chrome and ChromeOS.


  • Chrome Beta for Desktop Update

    The Beta channel has been updated to 143.0.7499.25 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.


  • ‘Cameyo by Google’ launches with Chrome Enterprise integration, Gemini AI support

    A year after its acquisition of Cameyo, Google is making the virtual application delivery platform generally available and integrating it with Chrome Enterprise.    Cameyo’s virtualization technology enables business to access “legacy” Windows applications —from ERP tools to AutoCAD or Excel — a major limitation for Chromebooks in the workplace.


  • ‘Cameyo by Google’ launches with Chrome Enterprise integration, Gemini AI support

    A year after its acquisition of Cameyo, Google is making the virtual application delivery platform generally available and integrating it with Chrome Enterprise.    Cameyo’s virtualization technology enables business to access “legacy” Windows applications —from ERP tools to AutoCAD or Excel — a major limitation for Chromebooks in the workplace.


  • ‘Gemini in Chrome’ with Gemini Live is officially coming to Chromebooks for Workspace users

    Google has just announced that “Gemini in Chrome,” their powerful AI browsing assistant, will soon be available to Workspace customers on their Chromebook and Chromebook Plus devices. Now, this might sound a bit confusing at first. After all, Chromebooks have had built-in Gemini capabilities for a little while now.


  • Google makes it easier for businesses to run Windows apps on ChromeOS amid an uncertain future

    Google is giving Cameyo, the software virtualization company it bought last year, a reboot to make it easier to run Windows apps on ChromeOS, but the timing is more than a little odd.


  • A flexible path to modern end-user computing with Cameyo by Google

    While 90% of IT leaders indicate that the future of their end user computing (EUC) strategy is web-based, those same leaders admit that 50% of the applications their organizations rely on today are still legacy client-based apps.


  • Bringing connected and AI-powered work experiences across our platforms and devices

    The way we work is rapidly transforming, and AI is quickly becoming a connection point across workflows and tasks both big and small.


  • Chrome Beta for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 143 (143.0.7499.24) for iOS; it’ll become available on App Store in the next few days.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • The new Lenovo Chromebook Plus 2-in-1 just got its first big price drop at $130 off

    Just a couple of weeks ago, a brand-new Lenovo Chromebook Plus 2-in-1 popped up at Best Buy out of nowhere. The spec sheet is pretty impressive, too, but the asking price was a bit high in my opinion.


  • Cameyo by Google is here to solve the “app gap” problem in ChromeOS

    For over a decade, the conversation around ChromeOS in the enterprise has been stuck in a loop.


  • How To Connect Canon TS3522 Printer To Chromebook

    How To Connect Canon TS3522 Printer To Chromebook

    Setting up your Canon TS3522 printer with a Chromebook requires a few specific steps. The process differs from traditional Windows or Mac setups. Your Chromebook must support Android apps for the easiest connection method. Some users encounter network errors during setup. This guide walks you through the complete process.


  • How to Connect Galaxy Buds to a Chromebook

    How to Connect Galaxy Buds to a Chromebook

    Connecting Samsung Galaxy Buds to your Chromebook takes just a few minutes. The process uses Bluetooth pairing, which works the same way as connecting other wireless audio devices. You need working Galaxy Buds and a Chromebook with Bluetooth capability. Most modern Chromebooks include Bluetooth by default.


  • Chromebook Gaming and Digital Payments – Security vs. User Experience

    Google’s dominance of the search engine industry is well-documented, and it makes sense that its foray into hardware development, in particular laptops, should be well-received. With more people than ever enjoying hybrid working arrangements and online gaming, it makes sense that they would invest in a device that facilitates both.


  • NotebookLM’s most beloved feature is coming to Google Drive

    NotebookLM’s most beloved feature is coming to Google Drive

    But Google only allows certain users to access it.


  • How Chromebook Apps Are Replacing Traditional Gaming Software

    ChromeOS stopped being just “the web browser OS” a long time ago. What used to be a lightweight environment for school laptops has quietly become one of the most fluid gaming and entertainment surfaces on mobile-class hardware. The shift did not happen through large install files or giant legacy executables.


  • Stable Channel Update for ChromeOS / ChromeOS Flex

    M-142, ChromeOS version 16433.41.0 (Browser version 142.0.7444.147) has rolled out to ChromeOS devices on the Stable channel.


  • Your Chromecast 4K is finally getting some love with a new update

    Your Chromecast 4K is finally getting some love with a new update

    The latest Chromecast with Google TV 4K patch ends months-long update drought.


  • Upcoming Android PCs could be powered by the impressive Snapdragon X Elite chip

    It’s no secret that Google and Qualcomm are actively working on a new generation of Android-powered PCs: a project Qualcomm’s CEO has already called “incredible”. This new hardware is expected to launch next year as part of the massive Android/ChromeOS merger.


  • Chrome for Android Update

      Hi, everyone! We’ve just released Chrome 142 (142.0.7444.158) for Android. It’ll become available on Google Play over the next few days. This release includes stability and performance improvements. You can see a full list of the changes in the Git log. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • The Gemini AI upgrade for the Google TV Streamer is rolling out now

    The day many of you have been waiting for is finally here; after confirming a “winter” release, Google has officially announced that Gemini for TV is starting to roll out to the Google TV Streamer today.


  • Stable Channel Update for Desktop

    The Stable channel has been updated to 142.0.7444.162/.163 for Windows and 142.0.7444.162 for Mac and 142.0.7444.162 for Linux, which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in the Log.Interested in switching release channels? Find out how here.


  • Why I’m hopeful the ChromeOS/Android merger will finally bring browser profiles to Chromebooks

    On the Mac I use for video editing, I live and die by browser profiles. I have one for my personal life with all my personal bookmarks, credit cards, and history. I have another for Chrome Unboxed with our work-related bookmarks, the business credit card, and specific extensions.


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