Google. Chrome. OS. Just reading that makes my pants tingle. But, uh, what is it exactly? Here’s what Google says: “Google Chrome OS is an open source, lightweight operating system that will ...

Chrome OS and Android are both part of Google's vast mobile and digital ecosystem. However, there are key differences between ...

Rather, it was Google. On June 15, 2011, the first public version of Chrome OS was released. It was initially foreign to a lot of technology journalists, but it ended up ushering in a new type of ...

Phones and tablets are often more than sufficient for casual users. Chrome OS is much like mobile devices, but the conventional laptop form factor provides bigger screens and a proper keyboard ...

Any operating system will slow down over time and with enough use. Chrome OS, regardless of the variety of hardware platform it’s accessed through, is no different. Because Chrome is a cloud ...

Ready? Here it is: Little by little, bit by bit, Chrome OS on a tablet has been turning into an increasingly impressive experience. With every passing month, almost, Google adds a touch more ...

We’re talking, of course, about Google’s Chrome OS — the lightweight, Web-centric software announced by Google last summer and kept under development ever since. From the looks of it ...

No longer just for dual-screen PCs, Windows 10X is a lightweight version of Windows 10 intended to go head-to-head with Google's Chrome OS. Here's a look at Microsoft's long-awaited OS. PC ...

I never thought the day would come, but Chrome OS has an expiration date. It’s not right around the corner — it’ll probably take a couple of years, but one day, all Chromebooks will run ...

Here are their main points of difference: 1) Android is for Phones & Tablets; Chrome OS is for Netbooks Google said at the start that "Google Chrome OS is being created for people who spend most ...

If Chrome OS is going to continue to make headway in the market, then it needs a strong ecosystem of apps to let users get what they want done on the platform. Allowing Android apps to run on ...

You’ve probably heard about Google Chromebooks. Like Android, Chrome OS is based on some variant of Linux, but it is targeted at the “cloud first” strategy so Chromebooks typically don’t ...