Lenovo’s latest Chromebook Plus 14 is an Arm-based thin-and-light with good specs, excellent battery life, a great keyboard, all-around solid build, and a fantastic OLED screen. But the best part is ...

Lenovo is really excited about the Chromebook Plus 14, as is its partner Google. In fact it was the only Chromebook Google ...

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Google's Chromebook Plus laptops can now generate AI backgrounds, use the same Magic Editor as the Pixel, and get help from Gemini on a right click, but is it enough?

Google is also offering new Chromebook Plus users a 12-month free trial of its advanced Google One AI Premium plan. It features access to Gemini Advanced, 2TB of storage, and Gemini in Docs ...

Google’s Chromebook Plus laptops now feature Gemini AI tricks for image editing and creation, as well as writing and summarizing tools.

SAN FRANCISCO — Google is dangling a low-priced laptop computer in front of consumers as rivals Microsoft and Apple prepare to release their latest gadgets. The lightweight computer unveiled Thursday ...

Chromebooks are laptop computers designed by Google and were first released in 2011. Several top electronics brands manufacture them, but unlike traditional laptops, they don’t run the Windows ...

Chromebook vs. laptop: Security Chromebooks have several layers of built-in protection against malware and viruses, including automatic software updates every four weeks. All models released in ...

Google could be about to launch a new branding initiative for Chromebooks dubbed “Chromebook X,” according to a new report from 9to5Google. The publication has pulled together several code ...

What’s the difference between a Chromebook and a laptop? If you’re searching for a new computer, you’ve likely heard the name Chromebook and are wondering how one differs from a laptop. Even ...

The Chromebook Challenge encourages students with school-assigned Google Chromebooks to shove small items, like paperclips or graphite pencils, into the laptop's USB ports, which can result in ...