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Just as Microsoft did with Windows, Google is now quietly deemphasizing the term Android in favor of its corporate brand.

This week, Google announced lots of new hardware. But if that's all you got from the event, you're missing the point.

Google now makes premium Pixel-branded Chromebook tablets.

I have been using Google's premium Pixelbook device for more than a month. Here's what I think.

HP's new premium Chromebook seems to hit the sweet spot when it comes to form factor, specs, and pricing.

Tomorrow is Google's big day, and almost everything the company's going to unveil has leaked. Here's what you need to know.

Just weeks ahead of Google's annual hardware event, yet another new Pixel-branded device has leaked.

Chrome OS 69 is available publicly today for the first time, bringing the same Material Design Refresh that we saw previously in the web browser.

Chromebooks will soon be able to connect with Windows PCs over a network just as easily as other Windows PCs do today.

Lenovo announced several new consumer PCs, an "extreme" version of its ThinkPad X1 Carbon, three new Chromebooks, and new smart home devices.

At IFA this week, Dell announced a new lineup of PCs with integrated Amazon Alexa support, plus some new Chromebooks.

I've been using Windows for over 20 years, but I've always tested its most important competitors as well. The resulting perspective is important.

There have been rumors all year that Google wants to bring Windows 10 to the Pixelbook. But no one seems to be asking the obvious question.

Some of Google's hardware is on sale via the Google Store, and the prices match the lowest we've seen yet for this generation of devices.

Google's Pixelbook could soon be able to dual-boot Windows 10.

Google is rolling out Chrome OS 68 to Chromebook users, bringing some additional Material Design 2 interfaces, PIN sign-in, and more.

Acer announced two new business-class Chromebooks, one of which is a convertible form factor. Both feature 13.5-inch 3:2 displays.

Ten years ago, Apple subjected TV viewers to a deceptive series of anti-PC advertisements. Now, Google is doing it too.

Google's new Chromebook aims at Windows and Mac's infamous problems.

Google's Pixelbook 2 will compete directly with Microsoft's Surface Pro. But as a small detachable, it holds little interest for me personally.

This week marks the five-year anniversary of the release of the first Chromecast, Google's low-cost streaming video solution.

Both Gartner and IDC agree that the PC industry grew---if very slightly---in the quarter ending June 30, the first that's happened in years.

To mitigate the Spectre processor vulnerabilities, Google Chrome now uses an additional 10 to 13 percent more RAM.

I had hoped that 2018 would be the year of the Progressive Web App. It could still happen, but the revolution is unfolding in slow motion so far.

I finally gained access to Google's Messages for Web, and I'm curious now why this didn't happen years ago.

Samsung today announced its second-generation Chromebook Plus, again offering a convertible design with touch and smartpen support.

With little fanfare, Google has bumped the number of simultaneous queries and actions its Home smart speakers can handle at once.