Category Archives: Chrome OS

Cameyo Unveils New Solution to Run Windows Apps on ChromeOS

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Key takeaways: Cameyo has a new app accessibility feature with this latest update: a seamless integration of its Virtual App Delivery (VAD) service with ChromeOS. The service empowers organizations to traverse platform boundaries, unleashing the potential to run Windows and Linux applications on ChromeOS devices. Cameyo is a technology company that provides application virtualization solutions…

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Cameyo Brings Virtual App Delivery to ChromeOS

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Cameyo is streamlining the migration to ChromeOS by providing a Windows app virtualization service that eliminates the need for virtual desktops.
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The End of Windows? Hardly (Premium)

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In my book Windows Everywhere, I chart the rise and fall of Windows as a platform. But whether it’s through inertia or the failings of its would-be competitors, most people who need desktop productivity functionality today still use Windows. And so the… Continue reading The End of Windows? Hardly (Premium)→

Report: Google’s New “Chromebook X” Branding Could Shake Up the Ecosystem

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Google is reportedly working on a new “Chromebook X” brand that will designate Chromebooks with better-than-average specs and some exclusive features.
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Online Identities, Passwords, and Passkeys, Oh My (Premium)

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I’ve been using a Google Workspace account—paul@thurrott.com—as my primary online identity since before we launched Thurrott.com, and for the most part, I don’t have any major complaints. But there has long been one major downside to this account t… Continue reading Online Identities, Passwords, and Passkeys, Oh My (Premium)→

Framework partners with Google for upgradable and repairable Chromebook

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Back in early 2021, a Californian startup launched a 13.5-inch laptop designed for easy upgrade and repair by the user. The Framework Laptop has since been updated, and now the company has expanded the idea into Chromebook territory.Continue ReadingCat… Continue reading Framework partners with Google for upgradable and repairable Chromebook→