With Google discontinuing support for the Google Chrome Store apps (see: https://chromeunboxed.com/google-announces-timeline-for-the-end-of-chrome-apps-on-chromebooks/ ) over the next year, it is probably a good idea to get familiar with Google Play Store (i.e. Android) apps.
Posts Tagged ‘Chromebook’
Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel? The differences are disappearing — Quartz
September 19, 2019Android Authority: 8 years on from the first Chromebooks: Google was right about them
May 11, 2019Android Authority: 8 years on from the first Chromebooks: Google was right about them.
https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chromebook-launch-984205/
New Feature Coming For Chromebook Extended Displays
April 13, 2019It looks like Display Port and USB-C are required for daisy chaining monitors with Chromebooks.
The Verge: Microsoft’s Chromium Edge browser is now officially available to test
April 8, 2019The Verge: Microsoft’s Chromium Edge browser is now officially available to test.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/8/18300077/microsoft-edge-chromium-canary-development-release-download
SlashGear: Chrome OS is a productivity utopia but it needs one more thing
March 5, 2019Will ChromeOS replace the Windows, Linux and/or Mac OS platforms for some types of software development? The author, though awkwardly stating it, seems to thing so.
SlashGear: Chrome OS is a productivity utopia but it needs one more thing.
https://www.slashgear.com/chrome-os-is-a-productivity-utopia-but-it-needs-one-more-thing-05568471/
howtogeek.com: What To Do When Your Chromebook Reaches the End of Its Life
February 16, 2019howtogeek.com: What To Do When Your Chromebook Reaches the End of Its Life.
https://www.howtogeek.com/403164/what-to-do-when-your-chromebook-reaches-the-end-of-its-life/
AMD gets serious about Chromebooks at CES 2019 – CNET
January 9, 2019Google Chrome wants to stop back-button hijacking – Ars Technica
December 19, 2018Well IMHO, its about time some browser team did something about this. So, the nefarious website renders the back button useless by inserting its own URL at the top of the history list as its first action, so that before the user even decides what to do with the page, it is already entered as the “previous” page. Hit the back-button and you are right where you were!
Another ingenious, though evil, data-driven solution. More than ever, one person’s solution is another person’s problem!!
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/12/google-chrome-wants-to-stop-back-button-hijacking/
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