Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Monday, April 28, 2014
Reminder: Acer Event Tomorrow in NYC!
Tomorrow morning, Acer is hitting the stage in NYC to announce something new. We really have no idea what it could be, but it definitely sounds like a new Chrome OS device. Their tagline is "Touch more connected" which is leading a lot of people to thinking it's a Chrome tablet or another touchscreen Chromebook. Which it could be either one of those.
HP Slatebook 14: A Laptop running Android instead of Chrome OS
A 14-inch laptop from HP running Android instead of Chrome OS or even Microsoft Windows
We've heard for some time that we may be seeing some Android laptops coming soon, and most of us dismissed that. But today, well early this morning, some leaks about the HP Slatebook 14 leaked out, and it is running Android and not Chrome OS. The promotional video was first posted by Notebook Italia, and you can check that out here.Sunday, April 27, 2014
WonderShare's DreamStream Allows you to Cast files from your PC to the TV
Cast over 20 different file types from your PC to your TV with DreamStream from WonderShare
On Friday, WonderShare announced DreamStream for Chromecast. This new app allows you to stream over 20 different types of media to your TV using Chromecast.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.
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