This week in Chrome news: Play Music, Photowall, Google Now, and more
If you thought last week’s Chrome news were awesome, you will be surprised by all the awesome things that happened this week! Here are the hottest topics this week.
Show us your theme in our Chrome forums!
Last week we went over some of the hottest threads in the Chromespot forums. There were some pretty fun topics in there, but we thought we would do something a little different this week. Why don’t we show off our themes?! There are many themes out there, with all kinds …
Samsung Chromebook 2 official page shows up – almost ready for launch?
The Samsung Chromebook 2 is one of the most anticipated Chromebooks of the year, and it seems it’s almost ready to be released! Will you get one?
How Google handles police investigations and warrants
Ever wondered how Google handles police investigations that require your data? Google has put together a very neat video showing you just how it’s done!
You can now rearrange your Google Bar shortcuts
The Google Bar is pretty cool, but it is still a work in progress. Today Google has fixed one of the most annoying issues. Click through to find out more!
The 53 best Chromebook keyboard shortcuts
Those who want to dig deeper into their Chromebooks will want to learn some of the many keyboard shortcuts that exist for Chrome OS. Here are the best ones!
Chromebox users can now adjust monitor brightness with keyboard shortcuts
Chromebox users can now control screen brightness straight from the keyboard’s brightness keys. Click through to find out all the details!
Chromebook settings will no longer look like a browser
Isn’t it annoying that your Chromebook settings look just like any other browser tab or window? It makes settings confusing to many new users, and it soon will be fixed.
HOT DEAL: refurbished Acer C720 for just $150!
The Acer C720 is popular for being one of the most affordable Chromebooks out there, at $199. This is one hell of a deal, but you can get it for even cheaper.
Dell will pay Microsoft for using Chrome OS and Android?
Dell has reached a deal with Microsoft, and will pay them royalties for using Chrome OS and Android. Do you think this is fair?
