Android apps can change how you use your Chromebook. Here are the very best of the best so far and you might be surprised at how some of these can even change how you use your Chromebook.
Notifications are a great way to keep on top of messages, news, and updates, but sometimes they can get out of control. We'll show you you to tame the barrage of notifications that you might be getting on your Chromebook, and put you back in control and back on track.
All lot of folks think a Chromebook is only useful when you have an internet connection. That's not really the case. There's plenty you can do with your Chromebook when you're offline.
While Google has done a lot of great things over the years to make Chrome the best browser, extensions are a fantastic way to either customize or improve your overall experience. However, just like with apps on your phone, you'll want to manage these over time by keeping an eye on what's installed and maybe even to do some troubleshooting if Chrome on your Chromebook starts acting funky.
Back in late 2019, Chrome OS finally updated with a new media controls widget that can be used to skip tracks and more, all from your lock screen. It's now easier than ever to skip to the next song on your playlist, and this even works with media being played back through the browser itself.
A new report suggests Chromebooks powered by 10th Gen Intel processors may soon be able to run Steam games. Google has confirmed plans of bringing steam support to Chrome OS earlier this year.
Chromebooks support picture-in-picture capability, making it easy for you to keep an eye on that cat video while "working" on other projects. There are a couple of easy ways to enable this feature, and we'll show you how to get started!
Laptops are amazing and powerful tools that allow us to take the ultimate computing experience anywhere and everywhere we want. These days, there's more laptops than ever to choose from, and we're here to help steer you to the best performance and value you can buy today.
Chromebooks are great at so many things, however, built-in storage isn't necessarily one of them. Knowing how to properly manage the files on your Chromebook is important, but so it how to utilize removable and cloud storage too. Let's look at ways to do this so you can keep your files organized just the way you want.
Every Chromebook is a powerful tool that's just waiting to be used to its full potential, and once you know a few tricks you'll feel like you're getting even more value out of your inexpensive computer.
From time to time, an app or task will get a bit wonky and start to slow down your Chromebook. Not to worry — getting things back on track is just a few clicks away.
Acer's newest Chromebooks offer up a sequel to my favorite Acer Chromebook to date as well as another compelling competitor for my favorite Chromebook on the entire market. Come check out the Acer Chromebook Spin 713 and the Acer Chromebook Spin 311.
A universal platform for apps has always been the end game for both Apple and Google. With both finally there, what can we expect?
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Chromebooks can edit photos just as easily as any laptop, especially if all you need to do is just crop a photo or tweak something you took on your phone. Here are just a few of the many ways to edit photos on a Chromebook.
Chromebooks are great little laptops right out of the box, but there's one curious alteration to the keyboard that many will upset us emphatic types: the LACK OF A CAPS LOCK KEY. Fortunately, we can remap the keyboard and get it back!
Just about everyone knows that you can cast content from your phone to a second screen, but were you aware that you could do the same from a Chromebook? Now you can share that funny YouTube clip on the big screen with your friends and family.
Chromebooks are built for the cloud, but they still have their feet planted on the ground. With on-device storage options ranging from 32GB to 256GB not counting microSD expansion, there is plenty of room to manage local files. We'll show you how with the Chrome OS Files app.
Google’s on-device Assistant could soon make its way to select Chromebooks. It made its debut last year along with the Pixel 4 series.
If you're plugging away doing research or working on your Chromebook, it can disrupt your flow to then pick up your phone to start searching for a number to dial. But when you connect your Android phone to your Chromebook, you can start that call from the laptop and carry it on through the phone without fiddling for the number. We'll show you how.