Chromebooks

Dark mode is a popular feature for many users as it provides a darker color scheme for the interface, reducing eye strain and making it easier to use the device in low-light conditions. If you have a Chromebook, turning on dark mode is easy and... Read More

Chromebooks don't have cameras as advanced as expensive laptops, but you can still take good photos on them. If your work, for example, involves a lot of video calls and you can't afford an external webcam, you can still tweak the Chromebook camera app and... Read More

Chromebooks are a good choice for a new laptop. They're fast, lightweight, and have tons of power under the hood. One of the many features of a Chromebook is that you can customize it to fit your personality. You can, for example, change themes, choose... Read More

Chromebooks and normal laptops are two very different beasts. Because Chromebooks run Google's Chrome operating system, they have a reputation for being lightweight, easy to use and affordable devices. Windows and macOS laptops are more likely to be more expensive and heavier than Chromebooks, but... Read More

Knowing the hardware specifications of your Chromebook is critical when you need to know if your device is compatible with certain software or can handle certain tasks. When you're shopping for a Chromebook, you'll first look into its hardware specifications or simply "Specs". These are... Read More

The typical way to unlock your Chromebook is entering your password or PIN. This is also the standard way across Mac, Windows and Linux computers. However, Chromebooks add another level of convenience to your Chromebook security if it's integrated with your Android Smartphone. You can... Read More

The Chromebook keyboard is quite versatile. It has most of the basic letters, numbers and symbols you would need to type a report, or write an article or a Facebook post. However, even the most elaborate keyboard in the world can't have all the symbols... Read More

When your Chromebook connects to any network, it acquires an IP(Internet Protocol) address. An IP address uniquely identifies your Chromebook on the network. It's usually dynamically allocated by your switch or WiFi router, but you can also manually assign a static IP address on condition... 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