Chromebook Instant Tethering expands beyond Google devices and phones
Devices from Samsung, LG, Acer, Dell, and others will now have access to the feature
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Acer and HP announce first AMD-powered Chromebooks
AMD-powered Chromebooks are now a thing
Bluetooth Fast Pair gets an Android update to eliminate the need to pair a device multiple times
Chromebook update incoming next year
Samsung made an LTE version of the Chromebook Plus V2
LTE connectivity carries a $100 premium
Dell announces Inspiron Chromebook 14 2-in-1 with Core i3 CPU, aluminum chassis and more
Pricing starts at $599
Google is looking to add dual-boot capabilities to Chromebooks
Chromebooks that dual-boot Windows 10 could be coming soon
Acer announces productivity-oriented 13 and Spin 13 Chromebooks with beefier hardware
The devices start at $650
Samsung unveils second-gen Chromebook Plus V2 with Intel processor
Priced at $499.99 from June 24
Google is bringing Linux app support to Samsung's Chromebook Plus
The Pixelbook is no longer the only device to have Linux app support
Linux app compatibility will soon come to Chromebook devices
Google will use virtual machines to make it happen
Acer unveils the first Chrome OS tablet for education, the Chromebook Tab 10
Bringing affordable tech to schools
Acer unveils laptop-tablet hybrid Spin 11 Chromebook with a $349 price tag
The device houses a less-than-stellar display
Microsoft Office is now available on every Chromebook
A universal experience across all Chromebooks
Black Friday discounts on already cheap monitors and Chromebooks from Acer
Most of the deals are already live
Google's Pixelbook makes a striking first impression, but it comes at a price
The Pixelbook is a beautiful, powerful 2-in-1, with specs that stand up against any Windows ultraportable and a body barely larger than an iPad Pro. Reviewers claim that $999 is a lot of money for a ChromeOS device, but the Pixelbook is worth the price.
Running Linux on a Chromebook: How to install & get the best of both worlds
Although Chrome OS is competent at handling web-based workloads, by design it's light on features compared to a full desktop operating system, which is presumably where many of its users are coming from. Fortunately, if you're on Google's operating system and wish it was a little more flexible, it's possible to install a fully functional copy of Linux on many Chrome devices.
Acer launches new Chromebook for education and commercial use
Affordable and military rated Acer Chromebook 11 C771 is ultra portable
Word Processing on a $200 Chromebook, Coming From an Enthusiast Desktop
The idea of getting work done from a Chromebook seemed unlikely when my editor first asked me about reviewing one. Much to my surprise, a browser-based operating system isn't as boxed in as I thought it would be, while $200 worth of hardware isn't as underwhelming as I expected for everyday performance.
