Chrome OS tablets have been a thing since last year, but there still aren’t all that many of them. Acer, Asus, CTL, and Google have released a single model each, and that’s about it for the consumer space. But commercial device maker AOPEN has something new — the first Chrome OS tablet designed for commercial […]
Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge browser goes beta
Microsoft is getting ready to replace the Edge web browser that ships with Windows 10 with a new version based on Google’s Chromium. Now the company is one step closer to doing that: Microsoft has released a public beta of its new Chromium-based Edge browser. It’s available for both Windows and Mac. Microsoft says while […]
Daily Deals (8-20-2019)
Laptops with Intel’s Celeron N3350 dual-core “Apollo Lake” processor may not exactly be speed demons… but they are cheap. Case in point: today you can pick up an Acer Spin 1 convertible Windows laptop with an 11.6 inch display, a Celeron N3350 processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage for $200. Prefer Chrome OS? […]
HP launches Pavilion x360 14t with Intel Comet Lake for $630 and up
Intel’s Comet Lake chips might not be official yet, but that hasn’t stopped laptop makers including Lenovo and Asus from introducing products powered by the 10th-gen Intel Core processors. The latest example? HP is already selling a new Pavilion x360 14t convertible laptop available with up to an Intel Core i7-10510U Comet Lake processor. Prices […]
Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is a modular, upgradeable all-in-one desktop
All-in-one desktops can save some space by placing the guts of a desktop computer into the back of a PC monitor. But that can also be a pricey solution, because when it comes time to upgrade to a more powerful PC, you also have to replace what may be a perfectly good display. Dell’s Optiplex […]
HP’s new Pavilion Gaming Laptop features AMD Ryzen CPU, NVIDIA graphics
HP sells a line of premium gaming laptops under its Omen brand. But last year the company launched a more affordable HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop priced at $800 and up. Now the company is refreshing its hardware with a new model supporting up to a 144 Hz display, up to NVIDIA GeForce 1660Ti Max-Q graphics, […]
GST’s Gemini dual-screen laptop is really just two tablets (crowdfunding)
Lenovo’s Yoga Book line of dual-screen laptops challenge the idea of what makes a laptop computer by replacing the keyboard with a second screen (that you can also use to type). The Gemini from GST Communications goes a bit further… or maybe not far enough. The Chinese company has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a […]
Apple snafu means iOS 12.4 can be jailbroken (or hacked)
There’s some good news and bad news on the iPhone security front. The good news is that folks looking to jailbreak an iPhone running the latest version of iOS can do that now. The bad news is it’s because Apple seems to have accidentally re-introduced a security vulnerability that had been patched in an earlier […]
Daily Deals (8-19-2019)
Amazon Prime Day may be long gone, and there may be a few months to go until Black Friday. But for some reason Amazon’s offering deep discounts on much of its first-party hardware lineup this week anyway. You can save $50 on an Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet (still hackable), pick up a Fire TV […]
NVIDIA’s GeForce Now cloud gaming is coming to Android phones
There’s no shortage of Android games in the Google Play Store, but fans of PC and console gaming may soon have a new option for playing PC titles on an Android phone or tablet. NVIDIA has announced that its NVIDIA GeForce Now cloud game streaming service will add support for Android mobile devices later this […]
Intellivision Amico teases 17 exclusive games (14 months ahead of launch)
The Intellivision Amico is a game console expected to ship in October, 2020 for around $180 or less. So far the company behind the retro-inspired game console have shared a few details and started to tease some upcoming games, including a brand new Earthwork Jim game. Now we’re getting our first (very brief) look at […]
Google brings Linux app support to some older Chromebooks (including Chromebook Pixel 2015)
Chrome OS started out as a browser-based operating system that could run web apps only. Eventually Google added support for Android apps, and then for Linux apps, making Chromebooks more useful as general-purpose laptops. But while most new Chromebooks feature out-of-the-box support for Android and Linux apps, many older models do not… and it looked […]
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