Chrome OS
Google’s unified messenger is called Hangouts, replaces Talk and more
It’s been more than a year since we started complaining about Google’s lack of unity with regards to its chat services, noting that there were
How to fix YouTube lag on your Chromebook
While the Samsung Chromebook has a great form factor, and in general just looks awesome, it suffers from a problem that most other Chromebooks suffer
Cracking Sands Racing for Chrome proves Chrome OS is a real OS
I’m finally starting to feel a little less crazy for spending so much on Google’s flagship Chromebook Pixel. Packaged apps that run locally on Chrome
Three awesome reasons to try the Chrome OS dev channel now
The dev channel on Chrome OS can elicit mixed reactions from different people. Some people love the adventure, and others tend to cower before anything
Google improves Hangouts with three awesome new features
Google+ Hangouts is arguably one of the most successful features in Google+, along with Google’s multitude of instant messaging services. The video chat service has
Skype pulls support for imo in an underhanded assault on Chrome OS
In the wake of news that Skype will soon be available on Outlook.com, it looks as if Microsoft’s IM and video chat service has pulled
Tip: This cheap adapter brings full HDMI compatibility to the Chromebook Pixel
No HDMI port on Google’s Chromebook Pixel? No problem! When I first heard that Google had opted not to include an HDMI port on the
Google launches Chrome packaged app for Google Keep
Perhaps to celebrate yesterday’s arrival of Chrome packaged apps to a wider audience, Google today announced an official app for Google Keep, Google’s new note-taking
Download the hottest Chrome packaged apps, even if you’re not in the dev channel
A few months ago, Google announced new packaged apps for Chrome – apps that, while written in standard web languages, are available offline and can communicate
ASUS will soon join the Chrome OS party
We can now add ASUS to the growing list of Chrome OS manufacturers, which also includes Samsung, Acer, HP, and Lenovo. This is according to
