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Chrome OS Overtakes macOS In 2020

Chrome OS is now the second most popular operating system in the world, after it overtook macOS, thanks to Chromebook lockdown sales

Remote education sees massive surge in Chromebook shipments, while tablets finish 2020 on a high as users look for ways to stay connected

Chrome OS 69 also introduces Night Light timed colour-shifting, Linux support and quicker access to voice dictation

Search engine giant quietly retires its Android-based tablet Pixel C, in favour of Chromebooks

Google unveils its Chrome-based answer for those seeking a high-end folding laptop

Google wants Chromebooks in more businesses after its success in education, but would you use one?

Redmond wants to tackle Google’s Chromebooks in schools with Windows 10 S

Redmond looks to take on Google in the Chromebook market by rebranding failed Windows RT

HP Chromebook 11 G5 is company’s first 11.6 inch ChromeOS laptop with a touchscreen – ready for Android apps later this year

Tablet or laptop? Why not have both? Here’s our rundown of the best 2-in-1 hybrid devices for business

Co-designed with Google, the HP Chromebook 13 is the most powerful Chrome OS device and comes with full docking capability

All-metal Chromebook comes with 14 hours of battery life, Acer claims

Google wants you to hack Chromebook with a persistent compromise in guest mode

IN PICTURES – 11in Chromebook accompanied by all-in-one desktop Chromebase 24 also running ChromeOS

IFA 2015: World’s largest PC manufacturer launches several new models, including a super-thin Chromebook and new Yoga devices

Worldwide sales set to grow 27 percent this year to 7.3 million, Gartner report claims

£799 Chromebook Pixel 2 will look to take on Apple’s upcoming Macbook

At the World Economic Summit, Michael Dell and Lenovo Americas President Gerry Smith say the market is strong despite years of declining sales

Industry-first 15.6in Chromebook launches alongside Acer Liquid Jade S and Liquid Z410 smartphones

New low-cost devices will be entirely Chinese-built reportedly arriving next year