Sunday, April 27, 2014
How To: Take a Screenshot on Any Chromebook
Taking a screenshot on Chromebooks are pretty simple, so here's how
On a Chromebook, taking a screenshot is the same on every model. It's very simple to do, so simple in fact that you'll probably never forget.Chrome OS Stable Channel Updated
On Friday, The Chrome team updated Chrome OS Stable Channel to the latest version, which is 34.0.1847.134. This is for all Chrome OS devices except for the HP Chromebook and the Samsung Chromebox Series 3. This build is mostly bug fixes, which you can check out from the except down below from the Google Chrome blog.
ASUS C200 Chromebook Said to have "All Day Battery Life"
All day battery life reportedly in ASUS' first Chromebook, the C200
All day battery life is amazing. It's something we want from all of our products, right? Especially laptops and Chromebooks. But it's not always a reality. However, it appears to be with the ASUS C200, which is not actually out yet.
Chrome Canary Brings 'Off' Switch to Notification Center on Mac OS
Latest build of Chrome Canary brings an 'Off' Switch the notification Center, only on Mac OS
The notification center in Chrome is probably one of our most loved features of Chrome, simply because we can access all the Google Now cards from our desktop instead of opening it up on our phone. It's a great feature to have. But what about turning it off, or having a do not disturb option? Well, Google appears to be playing around with an On/Off switch for the Notification Center as the latest Canary build for Mac OS brings an Off switch to the notification center.
Samsung Chromebook 2 Delayed Until End of May
Back in March, Samsung announced their new Chromebook. This is their second round of ARM-based Chromebooks. The first one came out in late 2012, and was, well not the best offering out there. But it was the first Chromebook that came in at under $300, selling for just $249. Now the Samsung Chromebook 2 has a bit of upgraded internals like a newer Exynos processor - we're looking at an Octa-core this time, along with a larger size. There is also a 13.3-inch model available with a 1920x1080 display. These two Chromebooks also have a faux leather back, similar to the Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy TabPRO/NotePRO tablets. It's going to be interesting to see how well it works out on a Chromebook.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
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