06/30/2011, If you’ve been following the news, then you know that airline companies are starting to attract customers by offering up the use of tablets on their airlines, for example the iPad 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, although it does seem largely limited...

06/13/2011, If you’ve wondered about the profit that Samsung makes for selling each one of their Chromebooks, you have to wonder no more. According to the folks over at iSuppli, who gave the Samsung 3G Chromebook a tear down, it costs $322 to obtain the parts...

06/11/2011, While Google is in legal battle over the “Chromebook” name, it looks like it hasn’t stopped the company from getting its devices out. Acer has officially announced the price of the Acer Cromia Chromebook (3G). Folks who want to get their...

06/09/2011, Despite affirmations from Google about how Chrome OS is designed for notebooks (better known as Chromebooks), more evidence that they’re taking the operating system into a tablet-friendly market has surfaced. The folks over at Chrome Story stumbled...

06/09/2011, Google just tweeted that they will finally sell their Chromebooks – as part of a pre-order package, of course. It has been a long ride to this day from when Google first announced the commencement of their Chromebooks a couple of years ago, and...

06/08/2011, The latest version of Google’s web browser, Google Chrome has finally graduated from the beta channel into the stable channel and has been pushed out to Chrome users all over the world. Google has announced its release on the official blog, and...

05/24/2011, People can be fickle minded at times, and since people run corporations, it makes sense (although not to everyone) for a company to exhibit fickle-mindedness as well. Toshiba could be said to fall under that category, as word from Digitimes’ source...

05/24/2011, Google’s Chrome OS Beta channel has seen an update to the R12 release 0.12.433.48 which will include Chrome 12.0.742.60 Beta, a spanking new flash player as well as a handful of stability and functional improvements when you compare it to the the...

05/20/2011, Now we all know that Google’s Chrome OS was specifically designed for laptops/netbooks, but who’s to say that it wouldn’t work on desktop computer? That’s why the folks over at Xi3 Corporation have just announced the ChromiumPC...

05/19/2011, The Google Chrome user interface trends more towards minimalism, as with many of the things we see these days. “Less is more” is the new mantra, and you get that with fashion all the way to consumer electronics. Ever noticed how much slimmer...

05/18/2011, Despite what Google has mentioned about Google’s Chrome OS not arriving on tablets (which will be reserved for Android instead), there seems to be hints that the operating system might be headed to or were originally designed for tablets. Some folks...

05/16/2011, Some updates in the Chrome OS code as well as forums before Google I/O happened recently pointed towards the imminent release of a new version, and with the recent unveiling of Chromebooks to the masses (although they aren’t ready yet to ship since...

05/14/2011, We live blogged the Google I/O keynote on Wednesday where major announcements were made, including the launch of the Google  Chromebook computers manufactured by Samsung and Acer that will be available June 15 in the US for $449 (Samsung WiFi version),...

05/13/2011, Samsung’s latest Chromebook is set to be the rage amongst users if everyone and their pet dog adopts it – of course, we wish Acer the best as well since they, too, will have a Chromebook of their own. Well, what better way to celebrate it than...