by David Gonzales, 1 week ago

Did you miss the Google I/O developer conference this year? If you’re only after information on all the new stuff that’s being outed by Google as part of this yearly program, then we’ve got you…

by Nate Swanner, 2 weeks ago

Chances are, you’re reading this article on a Chrome browser. There’s also a good (but not equally so) chance you’re reading this on a Chromebook. With the Chrome browser teetering on taking the browser throne…

by Nate Swanner, 1 month ago

Reports have come out recently stating Chromebook usage statistics are minuscule. Citing a company called Net Applications, which compiled data about web usage and operating systems, the results were a bit surprising. These reports about…

by Nate Swanner, 1 month ago

In 30 days, we’ve covered a lot regarding the Chromebook Pixel. After the introduction, hardware was reviewed, and found to be terribly impressive. Chrome OS got the treatment, and proved itself admirable. We’ve even discussed…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 month ago

Noted Chrome OS developer Francois Beaufort was behind some of the most interesting recent Chrome OS and Chromium leaks, so Google must have thought that it would be even better to have him on its…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Until now, Google’s Chromebook has targeted the basic, entry-level market, as well as the enterprise with their barebones offerings. But with the launch of the Chromebook Pixel, Google seems to have deviated from this philosophy,…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

Yesterday, a strange thing happened. In the course of having a Google Talk chat, the Chrome notification center on my Chromebook Pixel popped up with the message. I’d never seen the notification center before, and…

by Bogdan Bele, 2 months ago

Google chairman Eric Schmidt has seemingly put an end to rumors claiming that the Chrome and Android operating systems would become a single entity in the future. Speaking at the Big Tent conference in New…

by Brad Ward, 2 months ago

At the time of this writing, Chromebooks are only available to be purchased in the US and the UK, but that doesn’t mean Google has no plans to offer Chromebooks in other countries. Ausdroid contacted…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 2 months ago

A new built-in extension in Chromium tells us that Google Now will soon be integrated in Chrome OS and the Chrome browser. Google Now is one of the marquee features of Android Jelly Bean, and without doubt,…

by Brad Ward, 2 months ago

Hackers taking part in Google’s Pwnium challenge in its first two years found vulnerabilities in Chrome, and Google promptly rolled out updates to fix them, which made the software stronger than it was before. For…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

Perhaps the most misunderstood part of a Chromebook is the operating system. Some don’t even think it’s a proper OS, while some swear by it. It definitely has limitations, but Chrome OS is probably a…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

A recent study shows that Chromebooks have had a sharp ascent in web traffic for North America, jumping 700% since June 2012. While this is still a very small fraction of overall web traffic, it’s…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

We’ve all seen the Android statue, placed above the entrance to the building on Google’s campus in which Chrome is developed and maintained. The speculation ran rampant, and still does. Is Android going to destroy…

by Andrew Grush, 2 months ago

At $1,299 the Google ChromeBook Pixel is going to be a hard sell for some, but as analyst Deron Kershaw of Gap Intelligence points out, selling massive amounts of units isn’t the only measure of…