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How To Chromecast From Your Chromebook

How To Chromecast From Your Chromebook – aboutchromebooks.com
Chromecasting from a Chromebook takes about 30 seconds once everything is in place. ChromeOS has Google Cast built in, which means there’s no extension to install or app to download. You can send a browser tab, your full desktop, or a video from Google Drive to any Chromecast or Google TV device connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Google Issues High-Risk Security Patch for 3.5 Billion Chrome Users

Google Issues High-Risk Security Patch for 3.5 Billion Chrome Users – techrepublic.com
Time to hit that ‘Relaunch’ button.
Google has officially rolled out a significant security update for its Chrome browser, targeting eight high-risk vulnerabilities that affect its massive global user base of approximately 3.5 billion people. While the tech giant confirms these aren’t zero-day threats, the “High” severity rating means you shouldn’t leave your browser’s safety to chance.

MVNOs aren’t just cheap—here’s 3 things they do better than cellular carriers

MVNOs aren’t just cheap—here’s 3 things they do better than cellular carriers – howtogeek.com
Have you recently considered ditching Verizon or AT&T and switching to an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) like Mint Mobile or Straight Talk? They’re a popular carrier option thanks to being cheap, but that’s not all you’ll get from choosing an MVNO over the big guys.

The Chromebook That Runs Android Better Than Your Phone –

The Chromebook That Runs Android Better Than Your Phone – aboutchromebooks.com
For years, Android phones have been the default way to experience Google’s mobile ecosystem. But something unexpected has been quietly happening in the background—Chromebooks have evolved into powerful Android machines that, in some cases, deliver a better experience than smartphones themselves.

Android apps that you should uninstall right now

5 “essential” Android apps that you should uninstall right now – howtogeek.com
For years, we’ve all seen the same lists detailing “must-have apps” for any new Android phone, but times have changed. Android has been around for a long time, and dozens of once-popular apps have faded away. Still, there are several apps many consider “essential” that you no longer need and should probably uninstall.

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