Chromebook
The Best Chromebox Ssd of 2021
The Best Chromebox Ssd of 2021 – Reviewed and Top Rated – By romanceuniversity.org
After hours of researching and comparing all models on the market, we find out the Best Chromebox Ssd of 2021. Check our ranking below.
Connect a Bluetooth Mouse to a Chromebook
How to Connect a Bluetooth Mouse to a Chromebook – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Chromebooks are called Chromebooks because they’re usually laptops, and laptops typically have trackpads. If you’d like to use a Bluetooth mouse with your Chromebook instead, it’s easy to do. We’ll show you how.
How to Sync Wi-Fi Passwords between Chromebooks and Android
How to Sync Wi-Fi Passwords between Chromebooks and Android – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
The idea is simple: If you sign in to a Wi-Fi network on your Android phone, your Chromebook will automatically know the password as well. This works in the other direction, too. The devices share Wi-Fi credentials as long as you’re using both with the same Google account.
– Clipboard Manager on a Chromebook
How to Access the Clipboard Manager on a Chromebook – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Copy and paste is an amazing convenience we take for granted, but it can be improved. Like many other platforms, Chrome OS has a clipboard manager. We’ll show you how to use it on your Chromebook.
How to use the new Chrome OS tab manager
How to use the new Chrome OS tab manager – By Jack Wallen TechRepublic
Google is all about making Chrome OS as efficient and user-friendly as possible. To date, one thing they’ve been really hit and miss on is tab management. Yes, there are plenty of tab manager add-ons you can get from the Chrome Web Store, but many of them either offer too many features or don’t work as expected. Missing is that user-pleasing middle ground that holds only the features necessary for making the management of too many tabs a feat of simplicity. Don’t get me wrong, Google has attempted various iterations of tab management, but have failed miserably.
That ends now, as Google has finally delivered on that promised tab nirvana.
How to Get a Caps Lock Key on Your Chromebook
How to Get a Caps Lock Key on Your Chromebook – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
The keyboard layout on Chromebooks is very different from other computers. There are special keys geared toward web browsing, but the biggest difference is the Caps Lock key. Rather, there isn’t one. Thankfully, you can change that.
How to share a Chromebook by using multiple users accounts
How to share a Chromebook by using multiple users accounts – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
A few days ago, a reader reached out to me with a method to switch between two Chromebooks in the same household. He suggested using a Powerwash, which essentially resets a Chrome OS device to factory settings. Sure that would work if you wanted to, for example, switch two Chromebooks between two family members. But it’s not necessary: You can just sign on on the swapped devices and go. That made me realize not everyone knows how to share a Chromebook by using multiple user accounts.
Live Captions For Any Video or Audio in Chrome
How to Get Live Captions For Any Video or Audio in Chrome – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Many people rely on captions for audio or video content, but not every media website provides them. The “Live Caption” feature is built into the Google Chrome browser and works everywhere. We’ll show you how to use this handy feature.
– Use a Chromebook with an iPhone
Can you happily use a Chromebook and an iPhone? Yup. – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
When I’m out and about with my Pixelbook, I often carry an iPhone X. Sure, I use Android too: I have about a dozen Android phones from the past few years to choose from and I swap my SIM around regularly. But when I have both the Google laptop and Apple’s handset, people often come up to me and ask: “How can you use an iPhone with a Chromebook?”
Pin a File or Folder to Your Chromebook’s Taskbar
How to Pin a File or Folder to Your Chromebook’s Taskbar – By Shubham Agarwal How-To Geek
If you own a Chromebook, you probably spend most of your time on cloud services. But every now and then, when you do need to access local folders or files, Chrome OS lets you pin files right on the bottom taskbar or “Shelf.”
Chrome OS 89: All The Best New Features
Chrome OS 89: All The Best New Features – By Chrome Unboxed YouTube VIDEO
From screen recording to media controls to the Phone Hub, Chrome OS 89 feels like a culmination of many months of additions, testing, and work to make Chromebooks far more capable and easy to use. For this post, we simply wanted to put all these features to the test and show them to you on video. We know sometimes these announcements happen and really great features are simply forgotten and underutilized. Seeing them on screen, we hope you find a heightened interest and go try each of these new additions for yourself on your own Chromebook.
How to Use the Chrome OS Phone Hub with Your Android Handset – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
A smartphone and a laptop—many of us have these two gadgets in our lives. If they happen to be an Android phone and a Chromebook, the Phone Hub feature makes them work together. We’ll show you how it works.
How to Screen Record on Your Chromebook – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Recording your smartphone or computer’s screen can be useful, but sometimes you have to download third-party apps to do it. Fortunately, Chromebooks have a built-in tool that makes it easy to create screen recordings with no extra software required.
How to Set Up Chrome OS 89’s Best New Features – By Lifehacker
Chrome OS 89 is rolling out now, adding tons of features for Chromebooks and tablets that run on Google’s operating system. You’ll probably notice the pretty new app icons first of all, but there’s a lot more new stuff hiding beneath the surface.
How to remotely control a Chromebook
How to remotely control a Chromebook from another computer – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
Chromebooks have long supported remote desktop access to other computers. You just install the Chrome Remote Desktop extension, follow the directions and you’re off. But a common question I get, mainly for troubleshooting reasons is: How can I remotely control a Chromebook from another computer?
Optimize your Chromebook for an external monitor
How to optimize your Chromebook for an external monitor – By Ara Wagoner Android Central
While the screens on most Chromebooks continue to improve with each generation, they still don’t compare to how wonderful it is to spread out all of your windows and apps across multiple monitors.
10 years of Chromebooks: My how far they’ve come!
10 years of Chromebooks: My how far they’ve come! – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
It’s been a decade since the first Chromebooks launched in 2011. Chrome OS is actually a little older, having celebrated its 10th anniversary late last year. What have we seen with 10 years of Chromebooks? A maturing modern OS, more features, and faster ways to get things done.
Should you buy a Chromebook?
Should you buy a Chromebook? Everything you need to know – By Manuel Vonau Android Police
With more and more people buying laptops to work or learn from home, a lot of folks are probably looking into the prospect of switching to a lighter, cheaper Chromebook instead of a traditional Windows or Mac laptop.
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