• Google Nest Wifi Pro’s latest update brings mesh network improvements

    Google’s Nest Wifi Pro, despite being a couple of years old now, just received a fresh software update aimed at improving the mesh networking experience.


  • How Memorystore helps FanCode stream 2X more live sports

    How Memorystore helps FanCode stream 2X more live sports

    Editor’s note: FanCode needed to deliver low-latency, personalized sports content to millions of fans while scaling rapidly. By migrating to Google Cloud and adopting Memorystore for Redis Cluster, FanCode built a fully integrated, scalable backend infrastructure that supports real-time features and high-traffic live events.


  • Chrome Beta for Android Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 132 (132.0.6834.56) 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.


  • Chrome Beta for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 132 (132.0.6834.54) 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.Krishna GovindGoogle Chrome


  • Why Chromebooks Are a Great Choice for Everyday Use

    Why Chromebooks Are a Great Choice for Everyday Use

    In one’s life, technology becomes immense, and finding an efficient device makes things even much easier. Chromebooks present a simple, financially prudent, and practical device suitable for many people’s work.


  • 5 wizardly ways to integrate web apps with Windows

    5 wizardly ways to integrate web apps with Windows

    While Windows is a powerful operating system for productivity, so much of what we do with work these days revolves around the web.


  • Print on Demand vs. Traditional Dropshipping: Which Model is Best for You?

    If you’re thinking of starting an online business, you’ve probably already noticed many different business models out there. And picking the right one can make all the difference. Print on Demand (POD) and traditional dropshipping are two of the most popular options right now.


  • Easy Document Editing: Tools to Transform Files on Your Chromebook

    Editing documents can often feel daunting, especially when faced with formats that seem incompatible with your current setup. Many users find themselves in situations where they need to modify files quickly and efficiently.


  • Chrome for Android could give you another way to clean up your tabs

    Chrome for Android could give you another way to clean up your tabs

    Got many duplicate browser tabs on your phone? A new toggle could help.


  • Real user trials of Google Veo 2 AI video generation are wild

    Google has clearly been on a rampage lately as they continue rolling out new, amazing AI technology.


  • Gemini 2.0 Flash Experimental lands on Android

    Gemini 2.0 Flash Experimental lands on Android

    Google has been rolling out some exciting experimental updates for Gemini this week, with Gemini 2.0 Flash landing on Android to go alongside the desktop version that’s been on the web for the past week or so.


  • Chrome Stable for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Stable 131 (131.0.6778.154) 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.


  • HP’s new Fortis Chromebooks come with surprising new processor options

    HP has recently expanded its Fortis lineup of Chromebooks and laptops with a range of new devices designed for the education market. The Fortis series is known for its durable design, and these new models are no exception.


  • Reach beyond the IDE with tools for Gemini Code Assist

    Reach beyond the IDE with tools for Gemini Code Assist

    One of the biggest areas of promise for generative AI is coding assistance — leveraging the power of large language models to help developers create or update application code with amazing speed and accuracy, dramatically boosting productivity.


  • How to Run Linux on Your Chromebook?

    How to Run Linux on Your Chromebook?

    Chromebooks are known for their simplicity and cost-effectiveness, but some users want more than just Chrome OS’s limited app functionality. Adding Linux to your Chromebook can uncover a wide range of capabilities, allowing you to use powerful Linux-based applications.


  • How To Disable Touchscreen on My Chromebook?

    How To Disable Touchscreen on My Chromebook?

    Turn off the touchscreen on your Chromebook; it’s an experimental option. Open Chrome, type chrome://flags in the address bar and access the experimental settings menu. In the search bar on this page, type “touchscreen” to find the related option.


  • The Case for Chromebooks: Simple, Affordable, and Powerful Enough

    When Chromebooks first arrived on the scene, they were often dismissed as “just a browser.” Sceptics questioned whether a device built around Chrome OS could handle the demands of modern computing. Fast forward to today, and Chromebooks have proven themselves to be versatile, efficient, and surprisingly powerful machines.


  • Google is taking AI-generated image and video creation to the next level

    Google has been making serious waves in the AI world of late, and their latest announcement shows they have no plans of slowing down. With the latest Gemini 2.0 announcement, you’d think Google would be good to rest on their laurels for the rest of 2024.


  • How To Get Rid Of Virus From Your  Chromebook?

    How To Get Rid Of Virus From Your  Chromebook?

    Imagine this: you’re in the middle of a critical task on your Chromebook when it suddenly freezes, or maybe you’re trying to stream your favorite show, but constant lag keeps interrupting. These could be signs of a virus slowing down your device and putting your personal information at risk.


  • Chromebooks are getting a safety reset feature that doesn’t wipe your data

    The Back to Safety feature is just one aspect of the imminent Chrome OS M131 update.


  • ChromeOS 131 adds ‘Safety reset’ to reset settings and more

    ChromeOS 131 adds ‘Safety reset’ to reset settings and more

    Google’s ChromeOS has long required a “powerwash” to reset a machine, but the platform is now adding a “Safety reset” that won’t delete your data, but will give you a fresh slate.


  • Looker now available in the AWS Marketplace, bringing AI for BI to multi-cloud environments

    Looker, Google Cloud’s complete AI for BI platform, is now available on the AWS Marketplace, allowing AWS customers to benefit from Looker’s powerful analytics and reporting capabilities in their environment.


  • YouTube TV is offering some users a 6-month reprieve from new price hike

    Last week, YouTube announced a price increase for its YouTube TV subscription but it looks like they are getting worried about subscribers jumping ship. The new monthly cost is set to jump by $10 to $82.


  • The brand-new Acer Chromebook Spin 312 arrives and is already on sale

    This is a weird time of year. Generally speaking, most people’s minds are turned to deals and getting last minute shopping done for the holidays. New tech announcements definitely happen, but they aren’t the norm.


  • Google Drive rolls out improved document scanner on mobile

    Google Drive rolls out improved document scanner on mobile

    The upgraded feature will automatically enhance scans’ white balance, sharpness, contrast, and more.


  • How to Maximize Productivity While Traveling with a Chromebook

    Nothing beats a Chromebook for letting you stay productive while soaking up the sun during your travels! Most Chromebooks are smaller and easier to transport than regular laptops, and they are much more suitable for office and creative work than tablets.


  • What IT hiring looks like heading into 2025

    What IT hiring looks like heading into 2025

    Despite low unemployment in the IT industry, IT hiring has slowed over the past two years and is expected to plateau in 2025 as employers prioritize experienced candidates with specialized skills, according to three new studies.


  • Become Among the First Certified Chrome Enterprise Administrators

    As employees increasingly rely on browsers to access cloud-based applications, collaborate on projects, and more, it’s key that IT and security teams ensure they’re properly configured, updated, and protected. This includes deploying a dedicated browser management solution across their organization. This is where Chrome Enterprise Core comes in.


  • Google Pixel 10 series to ditch Samsung modem for MediaTek

    Google’s Tensor chips have come a long way since their debut, but early iterations faced criticism for their Samsung-sourced modems. These modems struggled with overheating and inconsistent signal strength, casting a shadow on the otherwise promising Tensor platform.


  • Gemini 2.0 is here and is a true generational leap forward in AI

    Remember when Google promised us an AI revolution? Well, hold onto your hats, because Gemini 2.0 just landed, and it’s bringing a whole new level of “wow” to the table.


  • How To Turn On Dark Mode On Chromebook?

    How To Turn On Dark Mode On Chromebook?

    Chrome OS previously lacked a dark mode feature, but Google eventually introduced it, rolling it out from the beta to the stable channel until it became available for all users in the settings. Here’s a straightforward guide to turning on dark mode, which can be easier on your eyes.


  • Re-imagine the web with View Transitions API

    With new web capabilities like cross-document View Transitions—novel, app-like, seamless navigation is just a few lines of CSS away. Build delightful immersive sites that feel more connected than ever before. Resources: Read Chrome’s 2024 recap for devs → https://goo.gle/3VDKNaC Explore CSS Wrapped 2024 → https://goo.


  • Learn scroll-driven animations #CSSwrapped

    One of the features we highlight on the site are scroll-driven animations which allow you to control through scroll. As you scroll up and down, the animation linked to it moves forwards or backwards in direct response.


  • ChromeOS 131 official release notes showcase what’s new

    ChromeOS 131 began rolling out a couple days ago, and like I assumed at the beginning, it’s not really bringing along too many big changes under the hood this time around.


  • Google’s popular NotebookLM gets another big UI upgrade and more

    NotebookLM, Google’s AI-powered research assistant, just got a major upgrade. With millions of users worldwide already leveraging its capabilities for learning, research, and informed decision-making, Google is pushing the envelope further with the introduction of Gemini 2.0 Flash and a host of other enhancements.


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