Google LLC today announced the launch of two new Chromebook models and artificial intelligence features, powered by Gemini, coming to the company’s lightweight laptop’s ChromeOS. Beginning this month ...

The first two Chromebook Plus laptops from Asus are both 14 inch laptops with at least 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and reasonably fast (by Chromebook standards) processors. The new Asus Chromebook ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Chromebooks generally aren't engineered with high-quality materials. Sure, there are premium offerings, including models in the Acer ...

Compare ChromeOS Flex and Chromebooks by cost, app support, security, battery life, compatibility, and long-term value for ...

Matthew was the Apps and Games Editor at Android Police until 2025. Google has revealed a handful of new AI features for Chromebooks and has announced a small smattering of fresh Chromebook models, ...

Google has introduced two new Chromebooks to its lineup: the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus—its slimmest and lightest model yet—and an upgraded Lenovo Chromebook Duet 11”, perfect for anyone who loves ...

Acer’s updated Chromebook for gaming, the 516 GE, is one of 10 new or updated Chromebooks with Google AI features. Google showed off new AI tools and features at its developers’ conference, Google I/O ...

Is there a good case to be made for a Chromebook in 2026? In my mind, there are two primary reasons. The first is if you need a laptop under $500 that isn't awful. If that's your budget for a new ...

Google's pitch for Chromebooks has been pretty straightforward for a while now. They're laptops that don't require a lot of fuss, with easy set-up, fast boot times and a simple software update process ...

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There are multiple pathways for the Googlebook and Chromebooks to coexist; it all comes down to how Google plays the hand ...