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Don’t want your Chromebook downloads to take up space on your device? Switch it over, so files save to your Google Drive instead.
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Watch a good movie or play a good game on the big screen.
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Chromebooks are about to get some delightful new customization options, with Google’s ChromeOS team preparing sunrise and sunset variants of wallpapers and new video screensavers.
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Google says Fast Pair for ChromeOS is coming ‘soon,’ over a year after it was first announced
Issue 2023-09Google says that, finally, Fast Pair is coming to ChromeOS.
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The Verge Google Chrome’s giving its page zoom feature a boost, which should make it more helpful for people who have difficulty reading the smaller screen on Android devices. With the improved feature, you can increase the size of text, images, videos, and interactive controls on mobile web pages by up to 300 percent while…
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Launching this May, the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 Chromebook is packing new MediaTek chips.
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Seems Chrome is relaunching desktop reader mode. The feature that never launched, developed for a while and is available behind flags in Canary builds of Chrome.
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You can give your Chromebook some more style by tweaking the wallpaper each day. And you can do it in ChromeOS without any extra apps.
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You can now professionally edit videos on Chromebooks as LumaFusion exits beta on ChromeOS
Issue 2023-08The most advanced video editor yet for Chromebooks, LumaFusion, has exited beta and is now available for everyone to download.
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One of the best video editors from iOS, LumaFusion, is today officially launching on Android with support for ChromeOS.
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Samar Haddad / The Verge Many of us have more than one Google account, whether it’s for work, a side hustle, or simply a backup email address — and with modern browsers now keen to manage all of our logins for us, navigating sites such as Gmail and Google Docs with multiple accounts can get…
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If you need remote access to s Chromebook, you can share your screen using the Chrome Remote Desktop extension on ChromeOS.
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Google Chrome‘s Password Manager interface on the desktop is getting a makeover and being renamed to “Google Password Manager”. Here is how you can enable and see the Password Manager’s redesigned UI right now in the Chrome browser.
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You don’t have to just use a single account with your Chromebook. It’s quite easy to add multiple users to your device.
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Google Chrome’s Memory Saver and Energy Saver modes can extend battery when a device is low on power and reduce memory being hogged by tabs. | Image: Google Google has released optimization features designed to improve battery life and memory usage on machines running the latest version of its Chrome desktop web browser.
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ChromeOS 110 rolling out: Super Resolution Audio, Select-to-speak, channels labels, more
Issue 2023-07Google is rolling out ChromeOS 110 with a number of user-facing tweaks that will be available on Chromebooks over the coming weeks.
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In recent years, Android releases on ChromeOS have followed a pattern of launching a new OS version roughly every other year. That pattern is set to continue, with Chromebooks set to make the jump from Android 11 to Android 13 soon, complete with Material You Dynamic Colors.
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Plugable has launched its very first Works with Chromebook docking station, certified by Google for use with USB-C ChromeOS devices
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In this tutorial we demonstrate how to use Excel data analaysis toolpak on Chromebook via Google Sheets using an extension.
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Days after unveiling its efforts on “Bard,” an AI-powered and Google Search enhanced chatbot, Google has begun working to bring Bard to ChromeOS. Update: Google appears to be undoing some of its work related to Bard for Chromebooks.
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Minecraft is one of the most popular games on the planet, and it’s available on a lot of different devices, too. Chromebooks, though, have never had official support for Chromebooks, with many turning to hacky methods to run the game instead.
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Whether you need power or scalability, we have you covered.
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Google Chrome gets the ability to translate text in images from the right-click menu through a new context menu item. This results in the Side panel using Google Lens displaying the whole image in a foreign language page in English.
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Google Chrome on Android is moving back to or restoring System Sharesheet again from Share hub. If you don’t like Chrome’s custom share hub on Android, good news for you! Google is working to migrate it to the system share menu, meanwhile, allowing users to disable the hub.
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Google isn’t happy with the work done on the Screenshot Editor in Chrome (desktop). It has been in development for several months. The company has deleted it from Chrome citing “isn’t polished enough to ship” and requires “a “big rework”. The feature is experimental.
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Here's how you can install Microsoft Edge on Chrome OS, even though it is not supported
Issue 2023-05Microsoft’s Edge browser is officially unsupported on Chrome OS, but you can still install the Linux version from the Beta channel. Read on!
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Here's how you can install Microsoft Edge on Chrome OS, even though it is not supported
Issue 2023-05Microsoft’s Edge browser is officially unsupported on Chrome OS, but you can still install the Linux version from the Beta channel. Read on!
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One of the aspects of Chromebooks that has been a negative for many over the years is the lack of Microsoft’s Office suite, but as those apps improve their experiences on the web, ChromeOS is about to add better integration with Microsoft 365.
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ChromeOS has two Task Manager systems. You can use both to manage your Chromebook’s RAM, battery life, and so much more.
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New year, new Chromebooks. Today, Acer is showing off four ChromeOS devices — including the Chromebook Vero 712 — all of which are built to endure the strain of being used daily in a classroom.
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Don’t like Chrome’s memory saver feature? Here is how you can disable that.
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Google is aiming to give Chrome desktop UI a major makeover with Chrome Refresh 2023. The current UI has already been updated with Material Design and Material Design You, but this new refresh could be a huge change for Chrome running on Windows, Mac, Linux,ChromeOS,Fuchsia and Lacros.
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ChromeOS has a desks feature that lets you create multiple virtual desktops for enhanced productivity. It’s simple to get started with.
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The rise of AMD-powered Chromebooks has arrived, with Acer’s new Chromebook Spin 514 being one of the first big launches. After a brief spin with it last year, I’ve been using the Spin 514 with its AMD Ryzen 5 5000 series processor for the past few weeks. Here’s what you should know.
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You’re not limited to using just Google Chrome on a Chromebook. You can run Firefox or any other Linux or Android browser, too.
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