Chrome OS

Chromebooks are a great alternative to regular PCs. They are very affordable, portable, and can do almost everything you'd need a laptop to do. Their lightweight and portability mean they are significantly smaller than regular PCs, which means smaller screens. Screen magnification is a powerful... Read More

Chromebooks aren't just great for typing up classwork and sending emails. You can also use them to open and edit photos! This certainly won't replace your desktop or laptop since Chromebooks do not support many professional photo editing apps available on macOS and Windows. However,... Read More

If you are new to Chrome OS, you will quickly discover that the device comes with a collection of pre-installed apps. These apps have been created by Google to be used as default apps for various tasks. While this is convenient for a first-time user,... Read More

If you would like to open and edit word documents, spreadsheets, and presentations on a Chromebook, you would need to use Google Docs, Google Sheets, or Google slides respectively. This is because these are the Chromebook's built-in tools. It is also possible that you can... Read More

Whether the display on your Chromebook is big or small, you can turn it into a multiple display powerhouse with virtual desks, simply known as desks. The best part about using desks is that it doesn't require any external hardware, cables, or other equipment. This... Read More

The split-screen mode has been available on Chromebooks for some time now. This mode allows you to view two different windows at once. It's one of the best features on the Chromebook and comes in handy when you need to reference something or want to... Read More

Notifications are great for letting us know about new texts, tweets, etc. However, sometimes these notifications can be distracting. So I've got a few tips on how to disable notifications on your Chromebook so you can get back to your work. Notifications normally appear on... Read More

Just like on your PC and Macbook, you're always going to need to Zip and Unzip files on your Chromebook. Unfortunately, if you're not familiar with how to do so, you might consider attaching multiple single files when sending them over. You might even choose... Read More

While Chromebooks are very similar to your conventional laptops, they also vary in many ways. One of the major differences can be found in the CAPS lock button. Instead of having the CAPS lock button, a Chromebook uses what we call the “Everything Button.” As... Read More