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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.

Google this week said that it would work to close the functional gap between native apps and web apps.

Google today announced the release of Chrome OS 70, bringing a dramatically improved UI for touch-based Chromebooks.

The Acer Chromebook Spin 13 brings the manageability, security, and simplicity of Chrome OS to a new class of user.

Gmail Add-ons now support Compose Actions that expose third-party functionality when you're writing an email message.

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.