A new entry on Chrome OS's code contribution tracker suggests that all Chromebooks will soon support the previously lacking pinch-to-zoom gesture on touchpads -- finally adding something that's been available elsewhere for ages.The post All Chromebook touchpads will soon be cute enough to pinch (to zoom) appeared first on Digital Trends.
Samsung Notebook 9 vs. Pixelbook, which is the better laptop? Although the hardware under the hood of each is quite similar, there are some notable differences that may make you want to pick one over the other.The post Samsung Notebook 9 Pen vs. Pixelbook appeared first on Digital Trends.
Although the Pixelbook already supports Google Assistant, recent notes found in the Chrome OS code show that Google is getting closer to including the feature directly into the operating system. Its availability is unknown, for now.The post Google Assistant one step closer to marrying Chrome OS, report says appeared first on Digital Trends.
Google has added a couple of new tablet- and touchscreen-friendly features to Chrome OS, including a new screenshot method and touchscreen pairing settings that will make tablets and convertibles easier to use.The post Google adds tablet-friendly features in the latest Chrome OS 64 build appeared first on Digital Trends.
A beta version of Chrome OS now includes a toggle called Android Parallel Tasks that enables app multitasking on Chromebooks. These windows no longer pause as you move from Android app to Android app.The post Future versions of Chrome OS won’t pause Android apps when switching windows appeared first on Digital Trends.
A beta version of Chrome OS now includes a toggle called Android Parallel Tasks that enables app multitasking on Chromebooks. These windows no longer pause as you move from Android app to Android app.The post Future versions of Chrome OS won’t pause Android apps when switching windows appeared first on Digital Trends.
The Pixel-C was a failed experiment at unifying our digital lives. It was beautiful, but work well with the only operating system it could run. Unfortunately, the new Pixelbook inherits many of the same problems.The post Google finally killed the Pixel-C, but the Pixelbook has all the same problems appeared first on Digital Trends.
Google's Chromebook line is knowing for offering strong performance and battery life at an affordable price. That makes them a natural fit for Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors, and we may see the 845 in a Chromebook soon.The post Future Chromebooks could make use of the Snapdragon 845 processor appeared first on Digital Trends.
Going away for college is hard enough without worrying about what laptop to take with you. We take a look at the best laptops for college to let you focus on more important things.The post The Best Laptops for College You Can Buy appeared first on Digital Trends.
Google is giving away a subscription for six months of free Netflix with all new purchases of top-tier Chromebooks, including the Google Pixelbook, Samsung Chromebook Pro, and Chromebook Plus.The post Watch what you want on premium Chromebooks with Google’s free Netflix deal appeared first on Digital Trends.
Google recently landed a patent that will enable notebooks to automatically open and close their lids with a simple touch of a finger. It also describes a similar touch-free method using a sensor that detects your proximity.The post Google’s new patent will automatically open, close laptops with just a touch appeared first on Digital Trends.
Buying a laptop needn't mean spending the world. If you're just looking to browse the internet, answer emails and watch Netflix, you can pick up a great laptop for not too much. These are the best laptops under $300.The post You don’t have to spend a fortune on a PC. These are the best laptops under $300 appeared first on Digital Trends.
Finding the best laptops under $500 is a difficult task given all the options that are available on the market. We round up a batch for Windows and Chrome OS fans that should provide the best bang for your buck.The post Don’t buy a laptop for under $500 — unless it’s one of these appeared first on Digital Trends.
Finding the best laptops under $500 is a difficult task given all the options that are available on the market. We round up a batch for Windows and Chrome OS fans that should provide the best bang for your buck.The post Don’t buy a laptop for under $500 — unless it’s one of these appeared first on Digital Trends.
Google spent a lot of timing working on the Pixelbook’s design, but very little making sure Chrome OS and Android play nicely. The result is a beautiful, yet frustrating device.The post Dear Google: Integrate Android and Chrome OS, or stop making $1,000 Chromebooks appeared first on Digital Trends.
Whether you're in the market for a mobile workstation or a gaming behemoth, there's probably something in the 15-inch form factor that would fit your bill. Here, we've rounded up the best 15-inch laptops available.The post The best 15-inch laptops of 2017 appeared first on Digital Trends.
We've compiled a list of the best Chromebooks, systems that combine great battery life, comfortable keyboards, and the performance it takes to run Google's lightweight Chrome OS.The post The best Chromebooks you can buy right now appeared first on Digital Trends.
After five years of declining PC sales, things looked ripe for a turnaround. Some analysists speculated that PC sales might start to pick up, but a 4.3 percent decrease in the second quarter of 2017 has dampened that prediction.The post PC sales take a tumble as buyers push back against higher prices appeared first on Digital Trends.
The new My MakerBot platform for Chromebooks is an all-in-one solution for accessing 3D printers on the network. This interface also provides access to all orders, support cases, and more. It's compatible with Tinkercad, too.The post New My MakerBot platform makes 3D printing easier for students with Chromebooks appeared first on Digital Trends.
Getting Android app support on the Chromebooks people already own has been a challenge, although Google promised support on 2017 and later Chromebooks. The list of Chromebooks that can officially run Android does continue to grow.The post Google updates list of Chromebooks gaining Android app support appeared first on Digital Trends.
Getting Android app support on the Chromebooks people already own has been a challenge, although Google promised support on 2017 and later Chromebooks. The list of Chromebooks that can officially run Android does continue to grow.The post Google updates list of Chromebooks gaining Android app support appeared first on Digital Trends.
Many Chromebooks will eventually be able to run Android apps, but not all of them will provide the same experience. ARM-based Chromebooks might provide better Android app performance than Chromebooks based on Intel processors.The post Intel-based Chromebooks fall behind when running Android apps appeared first on Digital Trends.
Chrome OS hasn't been the most tablet-friendly operating system, but the latest stable version, Chrome OS 57, introduces a couple of features that will make the growing number of touchscreen devices more attractive.The post Google releases Chrome OS 57 to stable channel, adds features for tablet mode appeared first on Digital Trends.
Chromebooks offer consumers a lightweight, portable machine that won't slow you down, such as this Lenovo 14-inch IdeaPad N42-20 Chromebook currently discounted to $148 on Amazon, saving you $71 or 32 percent for a limited time. The post Snag this Lenovo 14-Inch IdeaPad N42-20 Chromebook for only $148 appeared first on Digital Trends.
We've compiled a list of our favorite Chromebooks, systems that combine great battery life, comfortable keyboards, and the performance it takes to run the lightweight Chrome OS. The post The best Chromebook you can buy appeared first on Digital Trends.
Chromebooks are more capable than they once were, but that doesn't mean they're any easier to navigate. Here, we detail how to right-click on a Chromebook using the built-in keyboard and touchpad.The post Chromebook touchpad causing trouble? Here’s how to right-click the right way appeared first on Digital Trends.
Last week brought reports that Microsoft is working on a cloud-based version of Windows 10. However, sources clarified that it won't stream to devices, but will be similar to Google's Chrome OS on Chromebooks.The post The ghost of Windows RT may live on in Microsoft’s ‘cloud’ version of Windows 10 appeared first on Digital Trends.
Google's concerted push into the education market is paying off. Its school-focused G Suite for Education platform now boasts more than 70 million users. That's up from 60 million last year and 50 million in October 2015. The post Google’s G Suite for Education app platform now has over 70 million users appeared first on Digital Trends.
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