Even its naysayers have to concede that for Chrome 2014 has been a fantastic year. From new devices to new features, here's an end of year recap.
Chrome OS recently gained an experimental new feature: auto-correct. But does such a feature make sense on a device with a physical keyboard?
The upcoming 15.6-inch Acer C910 may be the first Chromebook of its size to go on sale, but if a new report from Digitimes is correct, it won't be alone.
Chromebooks made up the top three best selling computers on Amazon over the holiday season, with the 11.6-inch Acer C720 coming out on top.
The Chrome New Tab Page is the one part of the browser we all see multiple times a day. That makes any sudden change to its appearance not only noticeable but highly frustrating.
Hosted Apps are about to get some natty new window control elements in Chrome and Chrome OS, including in-window connection info and basic navigation.
We recently reported that Google was planning to replace the system font used in Chrome OS with "Roboto". As of the latest dev update, it's ready for testing.
Intel has launched a new utility to help new (Intel-powered) Chromebook owners transfer fave files and settings from iOS, Android or Windows to Chrome OS.
Chrome OS dev adds support for always on 'Ok Google' voice search, letting you perform web searches, set reminders and more from any screen, app or website.