It don't need no education

Two in one Chromebooks have been doing rather well in the education market, but Digitimes Research claims that soon their reach will be extended into the consumer and business market.

 
RAM to the slaugher

For years people have been moaning that Firefox keeps taking their RAM and refusing to give it back, well now it appears that Chrome suffers from a similar problem.

There is no place like Chrome

Search engine outfit Google has announced a range of chromebooks which will be priced under $250

Freon graphics stack gets an airing

Chrome OS 41 has been been updated to Google's new "Freon" graphics stack and removes X11 dependencies from Google's world.

 

Apple tanking

 

CES 2013: Google TV with motion control

Gets official Retina support and much more

 

Google I/O 2012: Goes where Adobe could not

Pick up work on the go

Unknown if Microsoft plans to release it elsewhere