Chromebook Paradise is starting a project to compile a complete list of user-friendly descriptions for chrome://flags portion of Chrome. I have already begun the process. If you would like to help us in our endeavor to make information more readily available to the masses please let us know. Continue reading
With the update of Chrome OS to v.28 in the Stable Channel, and v.29 in the Dev Channel, some things have changed for Rich Notifications users. Check it out here! Continue reading
Google Keep is a great service that syncs great colorful notes to all devices seamlessly! Continue reading
Thursday May 23, 2013 the Chrome OS development team released an update on the Chrome OS Stable Channel. Some of the improvements you will see are Continue reading
During Google I/O 2013 it was announced that there would be an update to the hangouts/ chat app on Chromebooks and Chromeboxes. (More on Google I/O) I have been using this new chat app for about 2 weeks now. We will review my likes and dislikes for the New Google Hangouts app in this post. Continue reading
Question of the Day – 05/25/2013
Have you used Google Now on any device? What do you think about it? Continue reading
Gmail Offline is a great tool just for users that go without internet but still require ready access to old email… or is it? Continue reading
If you have done any reading on chrome://flags then you know that some can be great and some can just be a hassle. In this post we will talk about the top 5 best flags to enable on your Chromebook and what benefits you will gain from them. Continue reading
Google Music All Access is a hot new service by Google that was announced at Google i/o in San Francisco earlier this week. It is set to go head to head with music services like Pandora, Spotify, and iTunes Match. Google Music All Access is available now for $7.99 a month if you sign up before June 30th. The subscription price will increase to $9.99 a month after that so hurry. Google Music Continue reading
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