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The coverage here of Windows 11 has been top notch and eerily prescient.

I'm more impressed than I thought I would be. That's a very clean look

I'm seeing a lot of fuss over how awesome the controller is because it connects directly to the Internet to re

Three letters: DLL. "Oops there's a security problem with DLL #50,001. Let's patch it! Oops, that broke Wind

Did we ever get an update on the status of the coffee mug?

I'm curious about how much mindshare Google gets from younger students using Google Workspace. I've seen my y

Windows 10 has been stable but it hasn't made significant progress over the previous version. The Start Menu

If I bought a Surface, I'd be kicking myself because the keyboard doesn't hold a candle to this Thinkpad

What sold me is the pen loop photo where we can see you were literally drooling over this Thinkpad.

It's time to just commit and use epoxy on the mug.

As an IT Manager you really should check out the Google Admin Console for administering ChromeOS devices. As

It isn't going to help that Google extended the support lifecycle for Chromebooks either. For example, the HP

I received several Dell OptiPlex 360s that were destined for the trash bin six years back just like yours. I

Fushcia is the new rogue.... I mean, Fuchsia is the new rouge.

I'm still hopeful that they get to the point where legacy apps can move to a Win32 container. Getting to the

The newer Chromebooks sold this quarter generally have a much longer Automated Update Expiration date that pre

Does every other company that makes wireless speakers (Apple, Amazon, Sony etc) pay Sonos in order to make a w

Did you have the opportunity to compare the Android Office versions to the web based Office?

Chromebooks get ragged on by OS zealots in every forum. I upgraded to a mid-range Chromebook last year &

I'd imagine that the next iteration of any education software will be able to run out of a browser rather than

I'd be interested to hear more on this. My initial impression was that Secured-Core was a combination of

I suspect that they paid nearly 5 billion too much but... good for Verizon?

In reply to Saarek:When the bugs are worked out, you can seamlessly take the same AAA games & saves on the

In reply to Saarek: When Chrome came out standards compliance was just a pipe dream thanks to years of Microso

In reply to Skolvikings:It's bizarre how different the experience is with these for different people.

In reply to manzo:Google Assistant is set to recognize us by voice and Spotify is linked in GA. We are freque

We've used both Amazon Echo and Google Nest speakers in our house. We've had a better experience wi

In reply to Winner:A phone icon is added to the shelf to integrate all the current phone controls there. 

ChromeOS is easily managed by IT departments in both education and enterprise. Seriously easy to manage. The

You should try patch management for fleets of Windows Servers using WSUS. You can have 1000 virtual machines

I just seems like something is seriously wrong when even a minor update remains unstable for 7 months after be

In reply to b6gd:I used a Chromebook and I liked it.

I'm really hoping to see something from that "clear roadmap" that indicates how Windows 10X will make its

In reply to paul-thurrott:Couldn't Microsoft include fully featured UWP/Window Store versions of their ap

Chromebooks are not the right fit for everyone. One of the Premium comments mentioned "Tech Guy" Leo Laporte

In reply to bluvg:The M1 doesn't just switch CPUs like the previous Motorola -> IBM -> Intel moves,

I would also note that the Spotify "Show Local Files" option works in Linux as well. Or rather, it is an opti

Thanks for the review. I'm writing from a surprisingly capable $150 Walmart special Acer Chromebook. I&