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So the much anticipated Google event has come and gone and boy, are we delighted with all the new hardware announced. Here’s a first; the Pixelbook Go ended up being exactly what we are expected, which is quite exciting. Did we expect more? Certainly, we did because we had initially Read more…
For many, transitioning from one computing platform to a different one can be quite exhausting and naturally. It does take its toll in the form of a learning curve that may be steep depending on who you ask. But that is hardly the case with Chrome OS. In fact, Chrome Read more…
We all undoubtedly know that video is a big part of the future of media considering that every single media conglomerate, and even traditional hardware manufacturers like Apple together with social networks like Facebook are trying to grab a piece of that pie. Unmistakably, this is all in an effort to Read more…
So here’s a far-fetched claim (or not): the Pixelbook Go is Google’s Go to the Pixelbook as opposed to a worthy Pixelbook 2 update to the beloved OG Pixelbook. Looking back: Google has a reputation of sticking to their guns when it comes to tried and tested methodologies and you Read more…
Why Are We Talking About Crostini? When Google decided to create its in-house operating system purely focused on Chrome, the mega-giant made its motives pretty clear, it wanted something different from what was already available. At first, the path was a bit uneven, Chrome OS was bare bones and relied Read more…
When Google first introduced its own operating system in July 2009 with a working demo released to the public in December of 2009, via the Google Cr-48 Chromebook and subsequent releases like the Samsung Series 5, etc, many were skeptical. Though some applauded the search-engine giant’s willingness to go head Read more…
Chromebooks have come a long way since their early inception. Announced during Google’s 2009 hardware event and publically released two years later after a few delays via the Samsung Series 5 and Google’s Cr-48 Chromebooks have slowly built up their reputation as a conveniently functional platform popular with students and Read more…
AMD has been single-handedly going at it with two chipset behemoths in the form of Intel and Nvidia in modern computing, both of which are vying for a monopoly in their respective category of dominance. Both Intel’s chipset dominance and Nvidia’s tight grip in the Discrete Graphics Processing Unit market Read more…
Compared to most, I am relatively new to the whole Chromebook thing, and like most people before coming face to face with Google’s security-centric OS, I was unsure as to why an operating system that relies heavily on online components has become so popular in both the education and enthusiast Read more…
News outlets have been all over rumors pertaining to what Google’s next iteration of it’s mobile platform will entail as details about new additions and discarded changes began to slowly take shape. Despite the large fragmentation within the Android Ecosystem — the lack of uniformity meaning very few brand of Read more…
