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Smile please! 3D Predict revolutionizes orthodontics with generative AI technology running on Google Cloud
Issue 2023-43If you’ve ever worn braces, you’ll know how uncomfortable and inconvenient they can be. Aside from having a mouthful of metal, there’s the sticky problem of trapped food, sleepless nights, and frequent visits to the orthodontist for adjustments.
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Just a few days ago, we discussed the fact that ChromeOS 118 had rolled out, but was still missing on a collection of devices across the board. While it’s not too odd to see device families left out of updates for an extended period, this was a bit different.
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Contents Why it matters With all of the incredible technological advancements we have these days, it’s a wonder how device battery is still one of the greatest struggles.
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Let’s not beat around the bush: Most of the modern web is an absolute disaster to look at.We, erm, don’t need to name any names or point any fingers here.
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Had to kiss Nvidia’s ring to make its vision real Lenovo has kicked off its Tech World gabfest by bending a flexible smartphone concept into its AI vision, which goes from the cloud to the wrist.…
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Hi, everyone! We’ve just released Chrome 118 (118.0.5993.111) 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.
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The Stable channel has been updated to 118.0.5993.117 for Mac and Linux and 118.0.5993.117/.118 for Windows, which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in the log.The Extended Stable channel has been updated to 118.0.5993.117 for Mac and 118.0.5993.
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With the holiday season around the corner, we thought it might be a good time to give back to our readers; so we’re excited to announce that our next giveaway is a device that we highly recommend – the Lenovo Slim 3i Chromebook!
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Google Photos will let you create AI-drive “reels” from your memories with just a few taps
Issue 2023-43Contents In an update post on X today, Google Photos announced a new way to create videos, and yes, you guessed it, it’s driven by artificial intelligence. The company says it’s focused on letting you automate video highlight creation with ease and personalization and just a few taps.
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LTS-114 has been updated in the LTS channel to 114.0.5735.338 (Platform Version: 15437.75.0) for most ChromeOS devices. Want to know more about Long Term Support? Click here.
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The days of seeing the older, non-branded Chromebook Plus models on sale may be coming to an end.
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Contents Found all the way back in February of this year, we’re finally beginning to see the roll out of Android 13 for some Chromebooks. With ChromeOS 118 arriving last week, it seems a handful of boards now have Android 13 moving forward.
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How to switch your Chrome browser’s side panel to the left side and why you may want to
Issue 2023-43Contents Love it or hate it, Google’s Side Panel is chock-full of great content, because, well, it’s your content! Your bookmarks, history, Reading list items you’ve saved for later, Chrome customization, and more all reside in the latest obsession created by the tech giant.
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Surprisingly little, but the KAMRUI GK3 Plus doesn’t inspire confidence Desktop Tourism Confession time: I am fascinated by very cheap PCs. I once bought a Windows tablet for AU$50 ($32) and a couple of years ago bought a brand-new Chromebook listed at $AU99.
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Plan for Chrome echoes Apple iCloud Private Relay Google says it plans to prototype a technique to mask IP addresses via network proxies in future versions of its Chrome browser, a privacy protection similar to Apple’s iCloud Private Relay service for its Safari browser.…
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Accessibility: Your Chromebook will soon let you control the mouse and keyboard with your face
Issue 2023-43Contents Well, this is a weird article. I never thought I’d be talking about Face Tracking and Google in a somewhat positive light. However, ChromeOS is currently implementing exactly that as a part of its ongoing AI improvements.
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Contents Last week, we marked a big change in the ChromeOS landscape with the arrival of ChromeOS 118. As our favorite operating system sees updates with bug fixes and new features every 4 weeks at this point, the announcement of another update isn’t huge news most times.
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Contents While I generally don’t love lumping deals together in one spot because I don’t want any of you to miss out on any chance at savings due to low visibility, this particular group of Chromebooks being on sale makes for an exception to that rule.
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How to group your Gmail messages by ‘today’, ‘yesterday’, ‘Last Week’, and more like Inbox by Google
Issue 2023-43Contents Do you remember Inbox by Google? Do you miss it as much as I do? Sure, Google gave us many of the features the service had, but we’re still waiting very impatiently for the ‘Bundles’ feature to come around as I think they’ve promised.
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Die Cloud als Stadt: Wie Unternehmen mit adesso SE ihre digitale Infrastruktur gestalten
Issue 2023-43IT-Lösungen gibt es wie Sand am Meer. IT-Lösungen, die Kund*innen und Mitarbeitende wirklich überzeugen, sind seltener – und genau für diese Lösungen schlägt das Herz der adesso SE. Der IT-Dienstleister mit knapp 10.
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All this week, Best Buy is running a sale on the new Chromebook Plus devices, with savings between $100 and $200. Get your pick of model from $269 to $499.
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Google is working on a mysterious project for ChromeOS called Flexor. It’s possible that it’s a version of ChromeOS Flex for older Chromebooks. Or it might be an Android desktop environment like Samsung DEX.
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You can run MATLAB on a Chromebook in two ways: using the online platform and using Linux apps.
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Contents Remember back in the day when physical computer software boxes lined the shelves of Best Buy, Target, and even Circuit City? Yeah, I remember Circuit City. There was one box in particular that I always wanted to buy, but could never afford.
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Contents ChromeOS 118 began its roll-out this week and with it came a nice handful of Chromebook Plus features for the entire list of devices that meet those Chromebook Plus specifications.
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Contents Navigating Gmail on the web with your Chromebook just got a bit easier, thanks to the new icons Google is adding to its overflow menu. Previously, the only options in the three dots ‘more’ options menu on an email you’d see were ‘Reply’ and ‘Forward’.
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Contents Believe it or not, it’s the little things that count.
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This week on The Chrome Cast, we discuss the potential for a new Chromebook Plus model that could be on the way from Samsung.
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Google Messages is constantly being worked on now that Google has decided to go all-in and made it their messenger of choice.
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Google Play will now scan apps at the code level before you install them to make sure they’re safe
Issue 2023-42Contents “Google Play Protect” is a malware scanning service provided by Google that works so seamlessly in the background of your phone and Chromebook that you likely have never heard of it. Essentially, it’s like a guard that constantly checks your home for invaders.
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The newest entry in the HP Chromebook x360 family was released far earlier this year, but it is also one of the models that is being re-branded as an official Chromebook Plus model at launch.
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Contents As I’m spending more time with Chromebook Plus models (reviews coming soon), I’m more and more excited by the segment as a whole.
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Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Dev 120 (120.0.6073.4) 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.
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Of all the things a smartwatch does, the gentle nudge on your wrist signaling a notification or alarm is probably one of the most important.
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Contents Personalizing your Chrome browser is a great way to make it feel uniquely yours. Chrome themes add a touch of flair and character to your browsing, and I may be biased, but dark theme is the only theme.
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