At the time of writing, using a Chromebook, we have the ability to make some changes to the images directly

Google's Chrome OS has gained huge popularity over the past few years, and the operating system's development team is working

Just over a year ago, Google introduced the Material You design, which was introduced with Android 12 and refined on

Google ChromeOS has made improvements in managing files, adding support for formats such as 7z, iso, and tar. Starting with

There's a lot to celebrate with the release of ChromeOS 103, adding support for features like Nearby Share and an updated

Chrome OS Flex was announced in mid-February. Chrome OS Flex aims to be a new, secure operating system x that

Chrome OS is Google's Linux-based operating system for Chromebooks. After more than ten years of development, this operating system has

About Chromebooks reports that in an effort to improve ChromeOS's online security, Google is developing an indicator for Chromebook users

An upcoming update to ChromeOS introduces a built-in PDF editor, a new movie editor for Google Photos, and more. There

Google plans to bring glanceable widgets to the ChromeOS desktop which are similar to the Pixels at a Glance widget.

A few weeks ago, Google announced that it brought glanceable to ChromeOS, just like At A Glance in the Pixel

Nowadays, users use video calling to connect with other people in that caller and receiver see each other while talking.

Now, Google is planning to lead Steam games to ChromeOS from Alpha testing to Beta for enjoying more players. For

Steam is now landing on ChromeOS. Before it was available on Android apps and the cloud. In beta form, it

It is very helpful if a ChromeOS user has a tool that gives ChromeOS new updates and it's user-friendly. For

Those devices which have a higher refresh rate have high displays. Some users use the Chromebook with a 120Hz display,

Google redesigns the ChromeOS with Material You, makes changes in its quick settings, and more. In this, they include dynamic

Google announced the Quick Pair feature for Chromebooks in January 2022, and it is finally accessible to users in the ChromeOS 111 release.

Now Google brings support for symbols and special characters in the emoji picker in ChromeOS, available in the latest stable version.

It's part of the broader Phone Hub feature. This feature was quietly rolled out for users in early April. You can see my hands-on of it here.