Imagining what Google’s hybrid Android-plus-Chrome OS might look like Op-ed: A unified Google OS would require a lot of changes from Chrome and Android. Ron Amadeo – Nov 3, 2015 10:00 am | 71 ...

Google engineers were quite vague in their description about what its new Google Chrome OS would look and feel like, telling the high-tech world that the user interface is “minimal to stay out ...

Users can download Chrome Canary from the Google Play Store to try out the new Chrome bottom bar look. It’s essential to note that this version is experimental and may contain bugs, making it ...

Want the Chrome address bar at the bottom of your Android screen? Here’s how to move it for easier one-handed browsing.

Android apps on Chrome OS will soon be getting the ability to run in split-screen mode on the platform, bringing much-needed multitasking functionality. Skip to main content Menu ...

Chrome OS will be mainly for netbooks. While Android caters to the smartphone and tablet market, Google’s Chrome OS is expected to stick mainly to netbooks and other lightweight computers.

Here’s a first look at the Desktop Android version of Google Chrome, which supports browser extensions. Extension support is pretty rudimentary at the moment, but Google is hard at work making ...

If you really want Chrome OS and the power to run Linux apps, Android apps, and more, you could go for something like a Chromebook Plus model. If you want even more power, check out gaming ...

Omnibox here is the name Google uses to describe its combines address and search bar. While the flag is also available on the current stable release of Chrome, 105, it doesn’t change anything ...