Chromebook's have been growing in popularity, from both consumers and Google partners, with HP and Lenovo joining the crew making the low-end laptops with Chrome OS inbuilt. Originally, Chromebook's were bought en-mass for students, with hundreds of US schools and colleges purchasing bucket-loads of the laptops for students. Gradually they have seeped into day-to-day usage, with one writer claiming his MacBook Pro no longer has a use with his Chromebook purchase. Even though the Chromebook has a lot of advantages and is brilliant for some users, as we discussed in

The impression you get when hearing about a Chromebook is a low cost netbook, but instead of Windows you get a shoddy Chrome operating system, devoid of many applications you would otherwise find on your PC. Rounding all this information up, you come to the conclusion the Chromebook is a low end laptop, with no real features to draw you in apart from the cheap price tag. Features can settle things for many people when choosing their new laptop, so can the price. The question is can you use the Chromebook ...

Google has worked on Chrome OS since last year. When Google first launched Google Chrome Browser - it was seen as an extension of an OS in the making. The Chrome OS was envisioned as an Operating System (OS) to fill the gap between a full-fledged OS's on our regular computers and the Mobile OS on the smartphones, we see today. Google has now launched the Chrome OS in form of the Chrome Notebook and a lot of people are keen to see it in action and know what features it offers. So lets take a look at a few main ...

Google Cloud Print is a new and innovative feature, that Google has worked on since last few months. When Chrome OS development started, many users asked about the printing feature in Chrome OS. Google Cloud Print is Google’s approach towards printing any documents from the cloud. It’s an effort to try to include almost all features in the Google Chrome , Android OS and the Google Chrome OS  which are present ...

Google launched the Google Chrome OS last year and many people wondered if Google had just challenged the core domain of Microsoft. The graphic below depicts what was going on in Google's mind when they started working on the Chrome project! In its current form Google Chrome OS isn't a full fledged Computer Operating System. It is more likely to be suitable for less powerful computers like the ...