Category: Chromebook

Technically speaking, a Chromebook is also a laptop. However, being a Google exclusive product, it is known more by name than by the type of device it is. In turn, since Windows laptops are more generic, they are known as laptops, despite being the same. To the untrained eye, a Chromebook and a laptop may […]

You can use this approach to replace a cracked or defective Chromebook display and, depending on the model, you may even find screen upgrade options that weren’t made available from the manufacturer when you bought your Chromebook! Keep in mind that if you do take the plunge, you’re doing so at your own risk. Also, […]

You can’t play Steam games on Chromebook by default. Steam is officially supported on Windows, Mac, and Linux; but as for Chromebook, there’s no native Steam app for Chrome OS. However, there’s workaround for users to run Steam on their Chromebooks. Can you play Steam games on a Chromebook? The Steam Link app is basically […]

Chromebooks can do that, accessing the full slate of features like animations and slide transitions. You can also use One. Note to maximize your teamwork skills, or Microsoft Sway to create quick, attractive websites and presentations. Chromebooks can now run Android apps, and some even support Linux applications. This makes Chrome OS laptops helpful for […]

Installing Linux on a Chromebook. There are several ways you can do it. Dual-boot Linux with Chrome OS. Remove Chrome OS and install Linux (possibly) Install Linux inside Chrome OS and switch between Chrome OS and Linux using keyboard shortcuts, thanks to crouton. Google has announced that all new Chromebook devices will be Linux ready. […]

The Chromebook is much more sturdier and runs way fa The biggest reason Chromebooks are as cheap as they are is because the operating system is free. For a laptop to run windows I think the manufacturer needs to pay $50-100 depending on the system and which version of windows it uses. We can see […]

Most Chromebooks still have a long life ahead of them, but Google has started cutting off some of the oldest models already. If you have one of the older Chromebooks, you’ll need to start thinking about what to do when the updates stop coming. So, what happened to Chromebooks at CES 2022? One source claimed […]

The short answer is: yes, it’s possible. The longer answer is that it isn’t a simple process, as there is no native Steam Chrome OS app. Can you play Steam games on Chromebook? You can’t play Steam games on Chromebook by default. Steam is officially supported on Windows, Mac, and Linux; but as for Chromebook, […]

Unlike phones, Chromebooks do not have a GPS chip so cannot be tracked to locations other than the Country (and sometimes the City) the Chromebooks is located in. An organsiation that is the registered owner of a Chromebook have more options. Another thing we asked ourselves was; does Google Chrome track You? Some articles claimed […]

Since, Microsoft Word is a Windows based program, it is not natively supported on Chromebooks. However, it is possible to use Word on Chromebook. Although, Chromebook comes preloaded with free software for working on Documents (Google Docs), there are many users who prefer using Microsoft Word on Chromebook. 1 Go to Google Play Store on […]