Cameyo by Google streams legacy Windows or Linux apps to the Chrome browser on a ChromeOS device or to a progressive web app.

When Google first announced its Chrome OS project, many commentators assumed that the Internet giant was challenging the dominance of Microsoft Windows. The truth is, Chrome is not a threat to Windows ...

Soon youou won’t need a dedicated Chrome OS-powered device, like a Chromebook, to run Google’s desktop operating system. Google has announced an early access program called Chrome OS Flex that will ...

Google has finally added a trash can feature to Chrome OS 108. The feature could previously be toggled via a flag, but it’s now a default option. Chrome OS has been around for over a decade now, ...

Google has integrated Cameyo into ChromeOS, letting Chromebooks run Windows apps natively, which is a big step toward bridging both worlds.

Google recently launched the new Chrome OS Flex, which would give a new lease of life to old Macs and Windows PCs and turn them into Chromebooks. Google acknowledged that the OS will work but it will ...

Office fans relying on Chrome OS are in for a bit of an upset. Microsoft's revealed that in September, Office's Android apps will no longer be supported. Windows lost 4.9% market share in 2020 ...

When Google first revealed the Chrome OS launcher for Windows in February, it was a blatant attempt to blur the line between operating systems. It turns out, however, that Google had a far more ...

For those who have or use more than one Chromebook, Google is working to make it easier to move between Chrome OS devices with a new “floating workspace” feature that syncs windows and tabs. In the ...

It's too bad about Windows 10. Millions of people loved it, or at least were more or less oblivious and probably remain so ...