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Google Chrome OS 133 adds several minor new features related to accessibility, screencasts, Bluetooth microphones, and more.
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Google today announced that Google I/O 2025 will be held from May 20 to 21, 2025. Why do those dates seem familiar?
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This isn’t as serious as it sounds, but Google this week confirmed that it is offering a voluntary exit program to those on its Platforms & Devices team.
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At BETT 2024 in London this week, Google announced major updates across Google Education, Google Workspace, Chromebook, and more.
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PC makers sold 254 million PCs in 2024, a meager 1.3 percent increase over the 251 million units sold the previous year.
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Google recently released ChromeOS 131. Among the new features is Safety Reset, which lets users get back to a known-good configuration.
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The top three PC makers all reported slower than expected PC unit sales growth in the most recent quarter, confirming analyst reports.
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What the heck is going on at Google?
It shouldn’t be this difficult. But then Android has always been a fast follower, a platform that arrived in the wake of Apple’s original iPhone announcement and has been tagging along ever since, like an annoying y… Continue reading Androids, Chromebooks, and Tablets, Oh My (Premium)
Google has released Chrome OS version 130, adding the many features it announced back in October to the platform.
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Parallels Desktop for ChromeOS, a Windows virtualization platform for ChromeOS will reportedly be discontinued before the end of the year.
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