Category: Chromebook

The Android versions of Office, Outlook, One. Note, and One. Drive are not currently supported on a Chromebook. To access Word, Excel, Power, point, one Note, and One. Drive, do the following: Open the browser on your Chromebook and go to www., and office., and com. For quick access, create a shortcut, or bookmark the […]

Since, Microsoft Word is a Windows based program, it is not natively supported on Chromebooks. However, it is possible to use Word on Chromebook. When I was reading we ran into the inquiry “Does Microsoft Word for Android work on Chromebooks?”. There’s a Word for Android app that works beautifully on a Chromebook, but it’s […]

For some people, Windows and Mac. OS machines are still the best. But, for most people, a Chromebook is ideal. If you want a laptop that does all the bread-and-butter internet and office work, get a Chromebook. If you need a laptop that does internet and office work, a Chromebook is your best option. If […]

Chromebooks don’t have hard drives– they have “SSDs” All Chromebooks come with internal flash storage, which can also be called SSD storage. Because of this technology, it can read and write data much, much faster compared to traditional storage. What kind of hard drive is in a Chromebook? You may be thinking “What is an […]

As Will stated, Chromebooks cannot get hacked . It’s very simple. If you believe it’s not possible, throughout the years the Chromebook has been released, the Chromebook stays its secure and stable device it always has been, and is proven it has not been hacked. Another popular query is “Is Chrome OS safe from malware?”. […]

So, like almost every smartphone and tablet sold today, most modern Chromebooks are not upgradeable. Batteries are built-in, RAM and SSD modules soldered to the motherboard, and the cases which hold everything together designed as “unibody” and difficult to open. It’s not totally impossible to replace parts, of course. Can a chromebook be upgraded? Most […]

The first Chromebooks for sale, by Acer Inc. and Samsung, began shipping on June 15, 2011. In addition to laptop models, a desktop version, called a Chromebox, was introduced in May 2012, and an ” all-in-one ” device, called a Chromebase, was introduced in January 2014, by LG Electronics . This of course begs the […]

By default, Chromebooks have 2 speech engines with voices: Chrome OS TTS and e, and speak. In the “Speech Engines” section, select Settings, then choose a voice. One source proposed Change the language: In the “Preferred Voices” section, choose the language you’d like to hear. Choose the type of voice. By default, Chromebooks have 2 […]

The first Chromebooks for sale, by Acer Inc. and Samsung, were announced at the Google I/O conference in May 2011, and began shipping on June 15, 2011. Lenovo, Hewlett Packard and Google itself entered the market in early 2013. In December 2013, Samsung launched a Samsung Chromebook specifically for the Indian market that employed the […]

They’re Not as Durable as Laptops Since most Chromebooks are mostly made of plastic to keep costs low. They’re not always as strong as Windows laptops (the higher end of which are often made of metal). Do Chromebooks have to be ruggedized to be durable? These results show very clearly that: a Chromebook doesn’t have […]