Chrome OS
Updated Chrome OS looks a lot like Windows

Updated Chrome OS looks a lot like Windows

10 April 2012 by Discuss (0)

Let’s step back from Android for a moment and take a look at Google’s other OS. With no major updates since the Chromebooks launched last year, Chrome OS (the x86 self-contained Linux OS based on the desktop Chrome browser) is looking like the red-headed stepchild of the Google family. But it’s finally getting some long-overdue …

Google begins work on Chrome browser for Android

Google begins work on Chrome browser for Android

03 October 2011 by Discuss (3)

We know that Android’s native browser app and Google’s Chrome desktop browser have been slated to merge for some time now, and it appears that some concrete efforts are being made in that direction. A version of Chrome that runs on Android is in the extreme early stages of development at Google, with the updated …

Google I/O Day 2 Keynote : In Line and Nearly In

Google I/O Day 2 Keynote : In Line and Nearly In

11 May 2011 by Discuss (0)

We’re in line again, this time toting a few more devices (though we’re none the heavier thanks to the Galaxy Tab 10.1 weighing approximately nothing at all,) and we’re attempting to get pumped up for the second day’s big keynote. What should we be expecting today? More than likely a whole ‘lotta Chrome, but you …

Waiting in Line at Google I/O for the First Keynote [UPDATE: We're in!]

Waiting in Line at Google I/O for the First Keynote [UPDATE: We're in!]

10 May 2011 by Discuss (0)

Today at 11AM Central time is the first Google keynote speech, and we’re currently waiting in line for the bigtime door opening. There’s about ten billion people standing in line here, but I assure you, we’ll have the big news first! That is to say, we’ll be the first to be analyzing while everyone else …

Generosity Doth Not Go Unappreciated

Generosity Doth Not Go Unappreciated

02 March 2011 by Discuss (2)

You may have noticed that over the past few days, we’ve been sort of XOOM happy here on Android Community. We’ve posted everything from a [brand new unboxing and hands-on post] to a [smooth guide] on some of the new amazing games you’ll be able to run with your super powerful Tegra 2 processor (inside …

Android Community Daily Wrap Up: December 15th 2010

Android Community Daily Wrap Up: December 15th 2010

16 December 2010 by Discuss (0)

It’s the 16th of December and as we near the holidays and the end of the year, news is somewhat slow, we expect this to fully change come January with CES 2011. Have you not entered our Google Cr-48 giveaway? You might want to get on that as, if you win, you’ll be one of …

Android Community Google Cr-48 Giveaway REMINDER

Android Community Google Cr-48 Giveaway REMINDER

15 December 2010 by Discuss (92)

Incase you’re unaware, we’re running a contest to give away five Google Chrome OS Cr-48 notebooks and you’re invited to win! These notebooks aren’t going to hit the market until the middle of next year so this is your only way to grab a notebook for your own right this minute (other than the pilot …

Android Community Daily Wrap Up: December 14th 2010

Android Community Daily Wrap Up: December 14th 2010

14 December 2010 by Discuss (0)

It has been quite a busy day here at Android Community. First and foremost, we’re giving away two Google Cr-48 notebooks! If you win, you’ll will be among the first group of people to get their hands on a Chrome OS notebook, as many notebooks aren’t expected to hit shelves until mid 2011. We also …

Android Community Google Cr-48 Giveaway

Android Community Google Cr-48 Giveaway

14 December 2010 by Discuss (193)

Notebooks running Google Chrome OS aren’t expected to hit the market until mid-2011, so until now the only way to get your hands on a Google laptop is to sign up to the search giant’s pilot program and hope you get picked to try out one of the 12.1-inch ultraportables. Now, though, there’s another way: …

Chrome OS Launching before years end

Chrome OS Launching before years end

13 October 2010 by Discuss (1)

We all love Android, we have it on on phones, tablets, TV’s and even printers, but we all must admit that the lovable OS isn’t optimized for screens larger than a mobile phone without some serious modifications. Enter Google’s Chrome OS, a web browser based approach at an operating system. We have heard about it, …

Pages: 1 2 Next