Samsung’s latest Chromebook will reach one more market in Europe by the end of the month. Today, Samsung confirmed that the Galaxy Chromebook Plus will go on sale in France soon and hinted at the beefier configuration getting prepped for launch. When Google and Samsung first unveiled the Galaxy Chromebook Plus at the start of […]
Last week, after waiting a long time for Samsung to make a new move in the Chromebook market space, the company, alongside Google, unveiled the Galaxy Chromebook Plus. The latter featured an Intel Core 3 100U (Raptor Lake-R) CPU under the hood, but an upgraded version with a better chip has now surfaced through the […]
Read MoreAndroid has always been a step or two behind iOS in terms of cross-device functionality. Over the past few years, Samsung has brought similar features to its Galaxy smartphones, tablets, and laptops, but they don’t work with Android devices from other brands. Now, Google has started rolling out some cross-device integration features, including call and […]
Read MoreSamsung’s Quick Share file-sharing system got a huge boost when Google integrated Android’s Nearby Share into it. Quick Share now works on Android phones, Chromebooks, and Windows computers. Google is now making wireless file sharing even easier with a new change. Galaxy Chromebook Quick Share will soon be enabled by default Although Galaxy Chromebooks (and […]
Read MoreGoogle is desperately trying to improve ChromeOS to make it a viable alternative to macOS and Windows. It is far from being a full-fledged modern operating system right now, but Google has started making major changes to ChromeOS’ fundamentals. This, among other things, will improve the wireless audio quality of Chromebooks. So, when you connect […]
Read MoreBack in March, we reported that Google was developing App Mall for ChromeOS, an application marketplace that will show you all the Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and Android applications available for the operating system as well as allow you to download them on your Galaxy Chromebook, eliminating the need for you to go to different […]
Read MoreGalaxy Chromebooks allow you to run four types of applications. First, you can run progressive web apps (PWAs) by installing them from the Chrome web browser. Second, you can run Android apps by downloading them from the Play Store. Third, you can run Linux apps (using the Linux development environment) by downloading those apps from […]
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