If you’ve updated your Chromebook or Chromebox to Chrome OS 103 you may have seen the new Screencast app. This app is perfect for the education sector, but anyone can use it. The screencast app is very similar to the screen recording app but with a lot of extra functionality. The extra functionality provided such … Read more
We only started seeing Hybrid Chromebooks a couple of years ago. The main reason why these devices started to get popular was due to Android apps being launched on Chrome OS. When Android apps were originally launched on Chrome OS. There weren’t many devices that were compatible with them. Back then nearly all Android apps … Read more
Acer makes some great Chromebooks and their budget range is no exception. If you’re on the lookout for a new Chromebook with a large 15.6-inch display you might have your eyes on the Acer 315 Chromebook. Before buying a new laptop it’s always a good idea to check whether it will be suitable for you. … Read more
A few years ago if you asked me whether you could truly game on a Chromebook I would have said no. Of course, you could play Android games, but PC gaming was simply not possible. This changed a couple of years ago thanks to game streaming services such as Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now. I’ve … Read more
A few years ago Chrome OS got an upgrade that many people were delighted about; the ability to install Android apps on your Chromebook. This massively increased the functionality of your Chromebook, as you had thousands of apps you could now use on your Chrome OS device. In the last year, we’ve seen updates to … Read more
I will never forget purchasing my first Chromebook in 2011. It was the HP 11, which I loved because it had an IPS panel, so the visuals were great and the 11-inch display meant it was a really easy laptop to carry around. Before Chrome OS was launched I’d owned a few laptops and all … Read more
The Pixelbook Go Chromebook has been around for a couple of years. This may mean you’ve skipped past the Pixelbook Go when looking to buy a new Chromebook. I’ve owned newer devices such as the Acer 713 and Asus CX5, but I still prefer to use my Pixelbook Go for daily use. The only thing … Read more
To register your Chromebook you need a Google account. The first person who registers on a power-washed or new Chromebook will be the owner. Anyone who registers their Google account other than the owner will have roughly the same options when using it. Having the ability to add more than one user to a Chromebook … Read more