Toshiba Latest OEM to Announce Shift Away from Consumer PCs

Toshiba is the latest computer manufacturer to announce plans to stop selling consumer PCs and notebooks, including Chromebooks, in some countries.

19 September 2014
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You Can Now Run Android Apps on Chrome for Windows, Mac and Linux

Google may need to take their time in bringing select Android apps to the Chrome Web Store — needing to ensure compatibly, stability, and an integrated experience — but the community has no such speed bumps standing in its way.

19 September 2014

Chrome OS Now Streams Movies from Drive to Chromecast

At the end of July we saw how close Chrome OS is getting to supporting native Chromecast support in its desktop video player.

18 September 2014

Listings for New Intel-Based Samsung Chromebook Appear Online

A new 11.6-inch Samsung Chromebook model has begun appearing in the inventory of several leading American tech business resellers.

17 September 2014
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This Hack Lets You Run Any Android App on Your Chromebook

It's barely been a week since Google announced the first crop of Android apps to run on Chrome OS. Now, a hack that allows virtually any Android app to be installed has been detailed.

17 September 2014

Designer Reimagines Chrome for iOS 8 With Stunning Results

Google's new Material Design language is slowly creeping across the search giant's various apps, sites and services, most recently in Google Chrome for Android.

17 September 2014

Chromecast Support Rolls Out to Twitch, WATCH Disney Apps

The hugely popular gaming video platform Twitch is one of several big-name applications to add support for the Google Chromecast.

17 September 2014

Is Wireless Charging Coming to Chromebooks?

Is Google preparing a new Chromebook with wireless charging capabilities? A Chromium commit suggests that it could be a real possibility.

17 September 2014

Samsung To Stop Selling Chromebooks in Germany

Samsung is stopping sales of Chromebooks and other notebooks in Germany, reports claim. The company will 'adapt to market needs' to focus on mobile devices.

16 September 2014