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Whenever you come across a problem, Google it! Yes, this is what the 310 million people believe in when they want to get solutions for any difficulty they come across. Chrome is one of the highly admired browsers, or we can say a cross-platform web-browser, released back into 2008 for Microsoft Windows. Furthermore, it is […]
Two 14-year old 9th graders have been arrested by the police for disrupting the WiFi system of their school, Secaucus High School, Hudson County in March. According to reports, the students used an especially designed app to make the connection so overloaded with traffic that it became difficult for the teachers to upload test results […]
One of the advantages of having a Chromebook device is the fact that you can utilize Instant Tethering — a Chrome OS feature that allows you to share an Android phone’s cellular connection with a Chromebook. Today, Google announced that the feature is expanding to 15 additional Chromebooks and 31 Android phones, on top of Google’s Pixel and […]
An unknown device by Google, codenamed ‘Google Coral’, has been found listed on Geekbench, hinting at a possible entry of a new device by Google. According to the listing, the Google Coral could run the unannounced next-generation OS, dubbed Android Q for which we have seen a handful of rumors lately. The device appears to […]
Consumer Electronics Show or CES 2019 has kicked off in Las Vegas, with HP and Acer launching new laptops. The companies have launched its new Chromebooks, touted to be the World’s first to come with AMD processors. HP Chromebook 14: The new laptop comes with a 14-inch HD SVA WLED backlit display and comes in two processor variants: AMD […]
Google bug bounty program will now pay you more than you can image – So get ready! Since launching its bugs bounty program in 2010, Google has paid over $6 million to security researchers who have been finding bugs. The company still wants to appreciate the investigators and they have shown it by making two […]
Google accused by EFF for Collecting Students Data via Chromebook. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a civil liberties group, has lodged a complaint at the United States Federal Trade Commission/FTC accusing Google of storing students’ data without their permission. EFF claims that Google’s Chromebook invades students’ privacy through its default “sync” feature on the Google Chrome […]
Short Bytes: The Linux Foundation is giving away one free Chromebook to those who will enroll in its one-month training courses. This offer begins on September 1 and runs until September 30. Hurry up! The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to the growth of open source, is giving away one free Chromebook to those […]