Google has integrated Cameyo into ChromeOS, letting Chromebooks run Windows apps natively, which is a big step toward bridging both worlds.

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Chrome Canary tests a new Reading mode button in the address bar. It gives a cleaner page view and makes articles easier to ...

This is like a power-up for the regular Safe Browsing mode active in every Chrome installation, and requires you to ...

Microsoft has found a new way to keep you on Edge. When Windows 11 users search for “Chrome” on Bing, they’re offered 1,300 ...

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Is Google’s new ChromeOS the final straw for frustrated Windows users? With virtualised legacy apps and intelligent AI ...

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Windows 11 now supports Network speed test from the Taskbar. You can perform an Internet speed test using the system tray and ...

These refurbished Chromebooks are a little long in the tooth, but they're low-effort machines that run Google's own Chrome OS ...

It's too bad about Windows 10. Millions of people loved it, or at least were more or less oblivious and probably remain so ...

Task Manager creator says Windows 11 has crossed the line over to where the operating system feels like a sales channel.