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 Adam Koueider, 3 weeks ago

According to the rumors, 2013 is the year Google focuses on the desktop. Although Chrome OS has been chugging along mildly, it has yet to set the world on fire. Some have claimed that it…

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 David Gonzales, 1 month ago

If you’re a fan of Google’s Android operating system — and really, who here isn’t? — then you probably already know that the tablet and smartphone iterations of Android could, at some point in the…

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 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 Robert Triggs, 2 months ago

It turns out that Chromebook sales may be better than we previously heard rumored, at least according to Acer. DigiTimes had reported that only about 500,000 Chromebooks have been sold in total so far. That’s…

by Brad Ward, 2 months ago

According to unnamed sources speaking with the Digitimes, Google’s Chromebook sales have reportedly been worse than Surface sales coming in at 500,000 units, which gives Chrome OS a little less than a grueling 1% share…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

So far through this project, we’ve gone over the hardware and Chrome OS. Those are two major factors contributing to the overall functionality of any Chromebook, much less the Pixel. After two weeks with the device, it’s…

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 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

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

The Chromebook Pixel is the new darling of the Chrome world, meant specifically for developers and those who are in the market for a high-end device. In engaging in this project, I made the Pixel…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

The premium Chromebook Pixel was an exciting announcement for Google and Chrome OS lovers the world over. Long have we wanted a really good Chromebook, and been confused time and again by low-end, high cost…

by Chris Smith, 3 months ago

  In case you didn’t hear about it by now, Google on Thursday has made the Chromebook Pixel official, a touchscreen-ready cloud-based laptop that is by far the most elegant, but also the most expensive…