Chrome OS adds screen rotation, a possible sign of a tablet to come
What you see in the image above is an unofficial build of Chrome OS made by Hexxeh, a Chrome OS fan and developer, running on the Nexus
The “Google X” phone just made an appearance in a benchmarks test
The fabled Motorola X-Phone that everyone in the Android world has been talking about just got a little more real. Specifically, it made an appearance on
Google pulls buggy dev channel update for Chrome OS
One of the advantages of running the dev channel on Chrome OS is that you always have the latest and greatest, bleeding-edge software from Google.
Could Key Lime Pie be delayed in order for manufacturers to catch up?
Rumors are swirling around that Android 5.0 (or 4.3, or whatever the next version of Android ends up being) might be delayed this year in
How Google got customer service right – at least for me, anyway
Google has gotten a bad reputation lately for its customer service, or more specifically, its lack thereof. When it first started selling the Nexus One
My top seven predictions on what to expect at Google I/O
Google I/O is under a month away, and lots of speculation and rumors have been flying around all over the blogosphere as of late. So
Here is a temporary fix for the Spotify bug on the Chromebook Pixel
Once I learned how to use Spotify on Google’s Chrome OS, I was overjoyed. Then, when I got a Chromebook Pixel and realized that Spotify
Tips on keeping your Chromebook Pixel running cool
Google’s Chromebook Pixel is certainly a work of beauty, but it doesn’t come cheap. At $1299 for the base model, it’s fairly easy to start
Larry Page talks about future Motorola devices, perhaps the X Phone
We’ve been hearing quite a lot about the Motorola/Google X Phone recently, and have reason to think it will be coming either sooner or later, may
Chromebook Pixel unboxing and first impressions
Well, yesterday I promised an unboxing, so here you are. (Sorry for all the refocuses!) My new Google Chromebook just got dropped off on my
