Galaxy 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 […]
Read MoreAfter releasing at least one new Chromebook every year over the past few years, Samsung failed to launch any new Chromebooks in 2022 and 2023. However, it looks like the company is making a new Galaxy Chromebook, and it could be launched sometime this year. More information about the upcoming laptop has been revealed. Samsung […]
Read MoreSamsung is among the first brands that started making Chrome OS laptops, and the company has a decent lineup of Galaxy Chromebooks. However, when Google announced its Chromebook Plus program a few days ago, Samsung was missing from the launch lineup of Chromebook Plus laptops, which surprised a few people. However, the company seems to […]
Read MoreGoogle has launched the Chromebook Plus lineup, a new category of Chromebooks. According to the company, all ChromeOS laptops with this branding will meet a set of hardware specifications defined by the brand. These requirements include an Intel Core i3 12th Gen (or above) or AMD Ryzen 3 7000 series (or above) processors, at least […]
Read MoreGoogle has started rolling out ChromeOS 117 to Galaxy Chromebooks and other ChromeOS devices globally (via 9To5Google). This is a big software update as it brings Google’s Material You design language to the OS. The new design language changes the look of many UI elements, including Quick Settings, the date tab that shows the calendar, […]
Read MoreIn 2021, Netflix introduced games into the Netflix app for Android and iOS, offering people a new mode of entertainment on the platform, apart from movies and TV series, at no additional cost. Today, the company has announced that it is making games available in the Netflix app for TVs and on the web platform […]
Read MoreChromebooks running Google’s ChromeOS generally receive updates longer than laptops running Windows. And that gap is set to extend with a new update as Google tries to decouple the Chrome web browser from ChromeOS. ChromeOS will soon split Chrome from the operating system, allowing Google to offer updates to the web browser without updating the […]
Read MoreGoogle has started rolling out the stable ChromeOS 115 update to compatible ChromeOS devices, including Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook laptops. This is a bigger-than-usual ChromeOS update (via 9To5Google), and it brings some user-facing features, including PDF signatures and wireless app streaming from Android phones. ChromeOS 115 update brings PDF signatures, a newly designed Shortcuts app, and […]
Read MoreGoogle could soon launch a new standard called Chromebook X for devices featuring ChromeOS, reports 9to5Google. According to the publication, laptops with the Chromebook X tag will be premium, offering better hardware/specifications than low-end and mid-range ChromeOS devices. Google reportedly aims to introduce this new standard to make it easier for consumers to differentiate premium Chromebooks […]
Read MoreThree months ago, Microsoft announced Minecraft Eary Access for Chrome OS. Since then, the company has been steadily releasing new updates to make the game more stable. Now, the company has released the stable version of Minecraft for devices running ChromeOS. Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is now available in stable form on Chromebooks, including Samsung’s. The […]
Read MoreYears after Google brought live wallpapers to Android, Apple launched a similar feature for iOS. A few years ago, Apple brought a similar feature to macOS with Dynamic Wallpapers. Now, Google is trying to implement a similar feature to its desktop operating system: Chrome OS. While Apple’s Dynamic Wallpaper feature is a bit more simple, […]
Read MoreGoogle is improving the emoji picker in Chrome OS. According to a new report, Chrome OS is picking up support for adding symbols and special characters in the emoji picker on Chrome OS devices, including Galaxy Chromebooks. The ability to add support for special characters and symbols started rolling out with the recently released Chrome […]
Read MoreMinecraft is an extremely popular game and is available across multiple platforms. It is now finally making its way to Chromebooks from Samsung and other brands. Mojang Studios, the developers and publishers of the game, announced an early access version of Minecraft for Chromebooks, available only to select users. The early access version of Minecraft: Bedrock […]
Read MoreChromebooks, including Samsung’s, are about to get a few minor features with a new software update. Google has started rolling out the stable version of ChromeOS 109 to all Chromebooks worldwide. The update should reach all eligible Chrome OS-based devices, including desktop computers, within the next few days. The ChromeOS 109 update brings a minor […]
Read MoreChromebooks, including Samsung’s, are about to get a few minor features with a new software update. Google has started rolling out the stable version of ChromeOS 109 to all Chromebooks worldwide. The update should reach all eligible Chrome OS-based devices, including desktop computers, within the next few days. The ChromeOS 109 update brings a minor […]
Read MoreGoogle Chrome is known to be a resource-intensive browser. It is evident when you are dealing with multiple tabs. Well, the world’s most popular browser is getting memory and energy saving modes that will help optimize the browser and performance. The Google Chrome Memory Saver and Energy Saver modes are rolling out for Windows, ChromeOS, […]
Read MoreEarlier, the Zoom app on Chromebook was barebones and didn’t offer many features that were available on Windows and other platforms. However, Zoom realized that and launched its Progressive Web App (PWA) last year with some added features. Finally, Zoom now defaults to its Progressive Web App on Chromebooks. Thanks to this launch, now whenever […]
Read MoreGoogle’s ChromeOS is quickly becoming a viable alternative to Windows and macOS, especially for those with a workload that mainly involves browsing the web. Google has also been adding many new features and integration with Android devices. Now, the company is planning to add a small but useful new feature. Currently, the only way to […]
Read MoreGoogle has launched a new way for ChromeOS users to test new features of the operating system. As per the official community post, Google has introduced the ChromeOS Beta Tester Hub, where not only will you get to experience new ChromeOS features on your Samsung Chromebook, but you can also engage with the developers directly. […]
Read MoreVideo calling has become extremely important, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world. Video calling has become an important part of getting modern work done. Apple’s macOS has had better video calling features than its competitors, but Google doesn’t want to fall behind. According to a new report, Google’s Chrome OS may soon get […]
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