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In an interview this week, a Google vice president said that the firm was considering adding a feature like Microsoft Recall to ChromeOS. It’s called “Memory.”
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Google revealed today that it acquired Cameyo, which makes an app virtualization service for ChromeOS called Virtual App Delivery.
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New Chromebook Plus buyers will get 12 months of the Google One AI Premium plan at no cost, with access to Gemini Advanced, 2 TB of storage, and more.
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In the 1990s, web browser upstart Netscape bragged about operating on “Internet time,” a term that roiled Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates so badly that he once sputtered that the only way to win that battle was for his company to ship new products at do… Continue reading Think Globally, AI Locally (Premium)
In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Google today announced several accessibility updates to ChromeOS and Google Workspace.
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Google is reportedly testing the integration of Chrome OS on Android to provide a desktop-like experience when devices are connected to an external screen.
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It’s probably not surprising that my recent MacBook Air M3 triggered a rabbit hole of conjecture about coming Snapdragon X-based Windows laptops. But what about ChromeOS? Isn’t this lightweight personal computing platform an even better match for this … Continue reading What If Snapdragon X Marks the Spot … for Chromebook? (Premium)
Google quietly launched a new app discovery experience for ChromeOS called App Mall that links to high quality web and Android apps.
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ChromeOS Flex lets you run Linux and Web apps, but if you move to a Chromebook and ChromeOS, Android apps are on the table as well.
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ChromeOS Flex doesn’t support Android apps, but it does support a full Linux environment. And those apps can help put ChromeOS over the top.
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