All the Chromebook shortcuts you didn't know you needed, from quick window tricks to smarter browsing, text editing, and ...

Chrome OS now works on devices that have touch screens, be it a convertible tablet or a regular Chromebook. It is, however, an afterthought and support for touch gestures is rudimentary at best.

Chrome OS tablet vs. Android tablet Tablets are a great balance between laptops and mobile devices, with the portability of a smartphone and the processing capabilities of a laptop. Recent tablets ...

Chromebooks may be getting their biggest shake-up ever in the near future as Google prepares to merge large portions of ChromeOS onto Android. The no-frills, browser-based operating system has had ...

For years now, we’ve been hearing — and seeing — how Chrome OS and Android are coming together.. The saga has stretched on since the dawn of time — or, uh, at least since about 2015, when ...

However, most Chrome OS devices released in or after 2017 have access to Android apps via the Google Play Store. This means that most of the apps you can download and run on your Android phone are ...

Microsoft has said it plans to make all its Office 365 Android apps run on Android-capable Chromebooks.But because the Play Store app for Chrome OS is still in beta (which you discover only after ...

Android as an operating system is designed for smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, TVs, cars, and soon XR glasses, whereas Chrome OS is primarily designed for laptops.While the term Chromebooks ...

Chrome OS and Android are both part of Google's vast mobile and digital ecosystem. However, there are key differences between the two. Here's why it matters.

Android development has long only been possible on Mac, Windows, and Linux computers. That changed with the release of Chrome OS 69 and Linux app support. Here’s how you can start developing ...

By now, you've probably seen the news that the latest beta version of Android 16 includes the first iteration of a true ...

Chrome OS is preparing a new Android "Phone Hub" that promises notifications and "task continuation," as part of Google's "Better Together" initiative.