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The Google Play Store on Android and Chrome OS received a visual redesign this week with a new look and new navigation.

In keeping with its pledge to keep Chrome OS users better informed about the updates it supplies, Google today discussed Chrome OS 76.

While Google has always been pretty transparent about Chrome updates, it’s been less so about Chrome OS. That’s changing.

Few probably remember this, but Nye was the host of Microsoft’s virtual launch event for Windows Millennium Edition (Me) almost 20 years ago.

A recent Wirecutter comparison of sub-$500 laptops highlights a big problem for Microsoft: There are no great Windows options.

Today, Google committed to making the delivery of its hardware products to and from customers carbon neutral by 2020.

Though the firm rarely comments on it publicly, Google is known to be plotting an Android and Chrome OS replacement codenamed Fuchsia.

Google has confirmed a new report claiming that it will not follow up its lackluster Pixel Slate. Google has exited the tablet market.

You can now write software on Chrome OS. Including, apparently, Android apps made with Flutter and Android Studio.

In October 2017, I spoke with Microsoft’s Jeff Burtoft and Aaron Gustafson about the company’s plans to bring PWAs to Windows 10.

Chrome OS and the Chromebooks on which it runs are now sophisticated enough for web and Android developers, Google says.

Google had previously announced plans to bring Flutter, its cross-platform mobile development framework, to the web.

A software developer has identified a simple exploit in the mobile version of Google Chrome that can be used for phishing attacks.

The Windows version of Chrome 74 does not include a Dark mode as was originally expected.

HP’s business-class Chromebook x360 14 targets the modern workplace with its premium design and versatile form factor.

Here are some product shots from today's [email protected]Acer event, which was held at the Duggal Greenhouse in Brooklyn, NY.

Acer today announced new PCs and Chromebooks aimed at consumers, education, business, gaming, and creative professionals.

Google is scaling back its hardware ambitions and will downsize the group that makes its laptops and tablets. This was inevitable.

Microsoft’s decision to halt development of its proprietary web browser rendering technologies is controversial on many levels.

Chrome OS are finally getting a much-needed productivity feature: virtual desktops.

Google announced today that it is bringing its Instant Tethering capabilities to 15 more Chromebooks and 30 more Android smartphones.

Microsoft isn’t the only one pushing its education efforts this week at BET: Google has announced some interesting data of its own.

ASUS launches a line of new Chrome OS based devices aimed at schools at CES 2019.

Google this week made the latest version of Chrome OS available to Chromebooks, adding a number of useful new features.

Google announced today that it is using AI to enhance the audio news capabilities of Google Assistant and Google Home.

The Acer Chromebook Spin 13 is a superb business-class convertible Chromebook. This platform has finally arrived.

Depressed about the quality problems in Windows 10? Well, take heart. Competing platforms are just as terrible.