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.

3 Hidden Features In Chrome OS 88 You Can Try Right Now – By Chrome Unboxed YouTube  VIDEO

There are some hidden features in Chrome OS 88 that you can enable with minimal effort and enjoy and add to your Chromebook toolbox. You can enable each of them in the Stable channel with just the flip of a switch.

Go to chrome://flags/ and search for “Screen capture test” and “Read Later” and “Scanning UI.”