When looking for a new laptop, both MacBooks and Chromebooks will likely be some of your first considerations. Each offers a broad range of features, but neither will perfectly fit everybody's needs. Before investing, it's worth looking at both devices side-by-side to get a clearer picture. And if that's what you're looking for, you've come […]
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A webcam can come in handy for taking pictures and video conferencing. The good news is almost all modern Chromebooks have a built-in camera, just like conventional laptops. In an effort to reduce the learning curve for using the camera on your Chromebook, Chrome OS comes with a camera app similar to the one you […]
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Chromebooks tend to have small screens. Wouldn't it be nice to lay out windows side-by-side? You can split the screen on your Chromebook. But it's not as simple as it sounds. 1. Dragging and Dropping To tile a window on the left or right of your screen, you can drag and drop it. Just grab […]
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Chromebooks are great for people who do a lot of work on the web, as they’re cheap and very easy to use. But as with other computers, there are times when you need to print something on paper. Fortunately, it’s easy to connect a printer to your Chromebook, either over the network or directly via […]
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Not only is Chrome OS based on Linux, but an increasing number of Chromebooks offer access to a Linux development system. If you’ve always wanted to learn how to use Linux, then Chromebooks are a great way to start. But what’s the difference between Linux on normal laptops and Chrome OS on Chromebooks? And which […]
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Have a frozen app that’s locking up your Chromebook? If you were on Windows, you’d probably press Ctrl + Alt + Delete and use the Task Manager to close it down. But how do you close apps on your Chromebook? Thankfully, it’s not difficult to force-close apps on your Chromebook. We’ll show you a few […]
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