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After pausing previously-planned Chrome and Chrome OS updates because of the Coronavirus, Google today revealed its new schedule.

Mimicking earlier similar campaigns for Windows, Google today revealed that it is launching a Works With Chromebook logo program.

Today, Google announced the new features that users can expect in Chrome OS 80, which is rolling out to Chromebooks now.

Today, Google said that there were 40 million Chromebooks in use in education worldwide, a jump of 33 percent over last year

Google is now going to give schools at least eight years of support for new Chromebook devices starting this year.

Timed for the BETT show in London, Acer has announced three new laptops, one a Chromebook and two running Windows.

Google is reportedly planning to bring Steam to Chrome OS, along with more powerful hardware that will actually be capable of running games.

With Chromebook sales stagnating, Intel is partnering with Google to bring more premium Chromebooks to market.

Google revealed today that the new version of Chrome OS is adding music and podcast controls, plus improved app settings management.

2019 was a confusing year for apps. UWP was declared dead. PWAs didn’t take off, again. And Mac Catalyst landed with a thud.

Google is giving away three months of free Disney+ when you buy a new Chromebook.

Google quietly revealed this week that it will kill Cloud Print, a cloud-based printing solution that never exited beta.

Apple's Chief of Marketing claims Chromebooks don't offer the essential learning tools to engage kids, leading to poorer results. And it is not pretty.

In the wake of growing controversy over the short support lifecycle of most Chromebooks, Google is making some changes.

With Chrome OS 78 now broadly available, Google is detailing the new features coming in this release.

Some eagle-eyed readers have noticed that I’ve moved to Microsoft Outlook on my smartphones, and there’s a good reason for that.

Most Chromebook users will probably embrace Google products and services, and there are advantages to doing so.

A lot of Google's new hardware had already leaked before its Made by Google '19 event, but they are now official. Here's everything you need to know about all the new Google hardware.

Google hasn't given up on Pixel-branded premium Chromebooks. Say hello the Pixelbook Go, the company's latest Chromebook that's a very regular laptop.

While Chromebooks are compatible with USB-based docks, the experience is a bit limited and less than ideal in my experience.

Android app support completes the Chrome OS application story in many ways. But it also introduces some complexities with which you'll need to deal.

HP today announced enterprise-focused Chromebooks and a Chromebox, plus a Device as a Service (DaaS) offering.

Google has announced the release of Chrome OS 77, which adds media management notifications, Family Link improvements, and more.

Google is adding integrated support for Google Assistant to more Chromebooks with the latest version of Chrome OS.

Google is coming out with something different for its Pixelbook fans this year. The Pixelbook Go is a regular clamshell laptop, without any of the 2-n-in-1 features, that's built for portability.

Today, I discover that Chrome OS is incompatible with Thunderbolt 3. But in the good news department, even a low-end Chromebook works pretty well.

I’ve been using an Intel NUC as my primary PC for about a month, with no issues. Today, I finally added a Thunderbolt 3 dock to the system.