The latest new stable release of Chrome OS – version 39.0.2171.85, fact fans – has started rolling out to select devices, but what's new and improved?
Long battery life is a big selling point for Chromebooks, but even the longest battery life won't seem long enough when you're out of the house and running low on power.
The latest update to Chrome Beta brings with it more than the usual batch of bug fixes. Say hello to an 'easier, prettier' way to add and manage your bookmarks.
A number of small changes to the Chrome Web Store are now rolling out, with a new 'Support' section for Chrome Apps being the most notable new feature.
Google Chrome for Mac is now 64-bit only, a move that will lead to better performance, security and general stability of the browser in OS X from here on in.
Helping you keep on top of your to-dos, there's a freshly pressed version of Google Keep now rolling out on the Chrome Web Store (and on the web and on Android).
Is your Chromebook looking plain? Do you want it to stand out from the crowd? Would you like me to stop sounding like a cheesy informercial? If so — read on!
When you come across things you've never heard of, you tend to launch a new tab, but Chrome for Android is working on a more elegant solution.
Microsoft has announced the next step towards letting you make Skype calls from the browser without needing to install an app or plugin.