Chromebook Repair Program Ever since our first installation of our device catalog, one of the things we thought was sorely missing was a way to determine the repairability of devices. This has always been on my mind as an addition to our database and eventually, our groups area (when it Read more…
The title of this post series is inspired by the David and Goliath dynamic … The new kid on the block and the bully, or they reflect the generational shift in approach to “operating systems” … A necessary evolution many would argue. From the days of MS-DOS and variants within Read more…
Why the Alleged Pixel NotePad May be the Perfect Companion to the Pixelbook Nerds out There
Android coming to Chrome OS is one of those arrangements between two parties that just works. Chrome OS as a platform was desperately in need of a shot to the arm or risk being discarded and Android was looking for a new medium to flex its massive muscle after effortless Read more…
VLC media player has been my go-to player as far back as I can remember and rightly so. Not only is the media player supported on multiple platforms,(Windows, Chrome OS, Linux, Android, iOS, Mac OS) it offers the ability to read file formats that are alien to default media players Read more…
Chromebooks have become great overall computers. Before it was all Microsoft and Apple but Google has managed to create an amazing operating system that isn’t power-hungry, runs your favorite Android apps and even grant you access to Linux programs. I know, I know, Black Friday is just around the corner Read more…
Black Friday is only a few days away and hardware retailers are already marking down huge chunks from most of their hardware. There are several places to find amazing deals on Chrome OS devices including Google’s own hardware store. Amazingly enough, the search titan is taking off as much as Read more…
Stadia is finally here but it wasn’t the fairytale maiden voyage that we envisioned when the service was first announced during the early parts of 2019. Despite its huge promise, the streaming service that is supposed to revolutionize the industry is off to a very poor start. To get you Read more…
Google, notorious for spontaneously killing off virtually any product it feels doesn’t fit into its larger mega ecosystem is bringing down once again. The company announced its ending support for Cloud Print. Cloud print was a service that was brought to life in 2010 by Google and its purpose was Read more…
Stadia News Update There was some big news this week concerning Stadia. Google tweaked its list of available games on launch day stating only twelve games will be playable with an additional fourteen slated before the end of the year. However, with Stadia only a day away, Google said twenty-two Read more…
