Originally a highly simplified and Web-centric operating system, Chrome OS is starting to feel a lot more traditional.

Chrome OS devices have earned the reputation of being low-power and low-cost computers mostly because of how most Chromebooks, especially the first one, were precisely those. These days, however ...

Gadgets HP’s New Chrome OS Desktop Has a Rotating Screen Chrome desktops are pretty rare, and HP's new $600 all-in-one can be used in portrait mode, too.

More Chrome OS devices can run Parallels Desktop now, thanks to official support for the AMD Ryzen processor.

Google's Chrome OS is far, far more than just a cloud-based operating system and it's only getting more so as the years go by. It’s been over 10 years now since Chrome OS redefined the desktop ...

As we move to cloud-based Desktop-as-a-Service, it shouldn't come as a surprise to see Chrome OS, the original DaaS, moving past macOS as the No. 2 desktop.

The world’s second-most popular desktop operating system isn’t macOS anymore Chrome OS's rise in market share has been swift and decisive.

As Chrome OS turns ten years old (and overtaking macOS to take second place in the Desktop OS market), Google has announced a number of new features for the connected operating system. Three of ...

Tired of keeping your Chrome OS applications on one screen? Why not use multiple desktops to de-clutter your workspace?

Chrome OS now has a desktop, though you likely won’t spend much time there. There’s a taskbar, where you can put shortcuts to apps you use frequently, and a status area that reports things ...

With the distinction between online apps and desktop programs becoming ever more blurred, it's now possible to set up some of the most well-known web apps on your Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS desktop.