Two separate Bay Trail-based Toshiba Chromebooks are being prepared for a late fall launch, one featuring 4GB RAM and a full-HD (1920x1080) display.
Six years ago today, on September 2, 2008, Google Chrome was announced to the world. Its aim: to improve user experience and 'help drive innovation on the web.'
One step closer: Google Chrome Beta 64-bit builds rolling out to Mac OS X, a move that follows the first stable 64-bit builds on Windows.
A Chromebook using Intel's upcoming new 'Broadwell' processor line has been spotted in Chromium code commits, suggesting a device based on it is on the way.
Toshiba appears to be preparing an update to its 13-inch Chromebook launched back in January, adding a Bay Trail processor and support for faster Wi-Fi.
Fans of the Pomodoro Technique can get their timed-task workflow in sync on Chrome with TimeDoser - a free desktop Chrome App.
The release of Google Chrome v37 on the stable channel brings Windows users more than nicer looking fonts. It also brings with it the first stable 64-bit builds.
The back-to-school season is well under way in the US, but which Chromebooks offers the best bang, battery or build quality for the proverbial buck?
Google Chrome 37 has been released to the stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux, improving stability and fixing more than 50 security issues.