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Chromebooks will run Windows apps including MS office suite soon
Google has announced that it is working with Parallels to provide the Microsoft Office suite from Windows to Chromebooks running Chrome OS. Google’s operating system …
Chrome OS to get Steam support
Chrome OS might soon gain support for Steam gaming platform according to an exclusive report by Android Police. This information comes directly from Kan Liu, …
Chrome OS will get Android gesture control
Google’s in-house Chrome OS already has some kind of gesture control for notebook touchpads. However, there are reports that more will be available for Chrome …
Android and Chrome OS are preparing to have new features in common
Google runs two operating systems, Android for mobile devices and Chrome OS for laptops and at the moment there is no unified advanced ecosystem. It …
Google releases Chrome OS 72 with Google Assistant integration and other new features
In the past few hours, the Chrome OS team has launched the version 72 of the operating system, bringing Android 9 Pie support on other …
Google now testing Android 9 Pie Apps on ChromeOS
Google’s ChromeOS has always been a very awkward system which is far behind Android. However, it is quite popular in some sectors with good price/performance …
Chrome OS successfully installed on the Chuwi LapBook SE
Chuwi LapBook SE is one of the best affordable chinese laptops out there and is already selling quite well for a while. Of course it’s …
Google Disses Mac and Windows in Their New Chromebook Ad
While Samsung is busy dissing Apple before their Galaxy Note 9 launch, Google is not far behind. The tech behemoth posted an ad on YouTube …
Acer’s new laptop is $179 and it runs Chrome OS
Acer has announced it’s newest budget device — the Chromebook 11 with a starting price of just $179.
Chrome OS says hello to the first batch of (natively) supported Android apps
The Chrome OS is a lightweight OS designed for web consumption mainly, but native Android app support is something that could take it a notch above.
MediaTek, Rockchip could soon power your Chrome OS devices; Render them cheaper
MediaTek and Rockchip are two of the most popular chipset makers from China, and according to reports, both could soon be powering Chrome OS devices.