Google/ChromeOS
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Revisiting The Google Pixel C - Better, But Not There Yet
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Is Google's Pixel C worth buying?
A writer at AnandTech did a full review of Google's Pixel C a while back, but now he's gotten a more up to date unit from the company. Has the Pixel C gotten better than when it was first reviewed? Or does Google still have room for significant improvements?
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Neverware Brings Windows Into Its Anti-Aging Fold
The heart of the CloudReady OS is the Chromium OS, Google's open source version of the Chrome OS.
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Experimenting with Hardware
The computer turned on with absolute disregard of my fears. After pretty much the same lines that Linux shows upon start, my familiar GRUB2 greeted me, asking if I wanted to boot Mageia, PCLinuxOS, OpenMandriva, or Windows XP (the OS that I haven't booted in maybe three years).
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Google to shut down Play for Education in March
Google has been running a small segment of its Play Store designed specifically for educational users for the past two years, as part of the tech giant’s efforts to increase tablet adoption in schools. However, the Play for Education initiative will be coming to an end sometime next month, as there simply isn’t that much demand for the service.
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