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Users of macOS, iPadOS, iOS, and ChromeOS, beware, says the Indian government's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In).

HP has launched a new Chromebook in India with the moniker, the Chromebook x360 14a.

American tech giant HP has launched its first AMD-powered Chromebook, the Chromebook x360 14a, in India.

Software giant Microsoft is reportedly planning to end support for the Android-based apps that Chrome OS users rely on for editing documents on their Chromebooks.

ASUS, in partnership with Flipkart, has introduced new Chromebook laptops in India. The line-up starts at Rs. 17,999, and includes the Chromebook C223, C423, C523, and Flip C214 models.

Google Meet and Zoom have made it easy for everyone to conduct video meetings conveniently and share their screen with other participants.

As the latest addition to its portfolio of Chromebooks, South Korean tech giant Samsung has listed the Galaxy Chromebook Go model on its website.

Expanding its portfolio of affordable laptops, Samsung has introduced the new Chromebook 4 and Chromebook 4+ models in the UK.

Since last year, Google has been developing 'Nearby Share' as its own native solution for file sharing, much like AirDrop from Apple.

Browsing the web comes with the risk of phishing, where legit-looking websites can trick you into giving away confidential information like usernames-passwords, payment details.

After testing a new interface for autofill, Google appears to be working on a tweak for the widely used function — biometric authentication.

In a bid to create a private and secure web experience, Google has announced the plan to warn users about insecure downloads.

Even though Google's Android operating system powers a big chunk of active smartphones, the internet giant is not having enough of the OS game.

A few weeks after killing digital magazines in News, Google is working to pull the plug on Chrome apps.

Over the years, Google has been upgrading Chrome OS progressively, bringing it closer to Android and making the experience of the platform better for PCs as well as tablets and hybrids.

South Korean tech giant Samsung has introduced a premium 2-in-1 laptop, the Galaxy Chromebook, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020.

After shutting down Cardboard and Daydream View, Google has announced the plan to kill another big product, Cloud Print.

Gone are the days when the computer mouse was just a two-button navigational rodent limited by the length of its wire.

At the 2019 'Made by Google' event in New York, Google has launched its latest hardware products including the Pixel 4 smartphones, Pixel Buds, new Pixelbook Go laptop, and several Nest Home products.

Every internet user knows how annoying it is to deal with pop-ups that seek permissions to send notifications.

Expanding its Chromebook lineup, HP has launched the all-new Chromebook x360 in India.

Taiwanese tech giant Acer has launched a more powerful variant of its Chromebook Spin 13 laptop.

After the poor performance of last year's Pixel Slate, Google's hardware team appears to have given up on the tablet category.

Google I/O kicks off tomorrow i.e. May 7 in Mountain View California, where Google will host a bunch of sessions centered around some new software, AI breakthroughs, and web technology.

Google has released a preview of the schedule for this year's Google I/O event - the Mecca for coders and tech enthusiasts.

Google's security team has warned about a major vulnerability in Chrome, calling on users to update their browsers immediately.

Microsoft appears to be prepping a new lightweight avatar of its Windows operating system.

In a bid to take on traditional players in the gaming industry like Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's Playstation, Google is set to announce a game streaming platform in an event next month.

Google plans to upgrade the defenses of Chrome OS.

After drawing flak from privacy advocates, Google released Chrome 70, fixing the controversial browser login system of the previous version.

On October 9, Google will unveil a host of new products including the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones.

Google Chrome, the most popular internet browser in the world, could soon end support for devices running Android Jelly Bean (v4.1-4.3).

In just days from now, Google will unveil its 2018 flagship smartphones - Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL - along with a host of new hardware including Pixel Stand wireless charger, two new Pixelbooks, and other accessories.

In a new development, Google may unveil two new Pixelbooks alongside its Pixel 3 and Pixel 3XL on October 9.

With wireless technology seeping into every aspect of our lives, clumsy, orthodox, wired USB keyboards are increasingly becoming a thing of the past.

Google's Material Design, that we have seen on ChromeOS powered devices, is now coming to the Chrome browser.

Over the last couple of years, a team of engineers within Google have been working on a stealth project dubbed Fuchsia.

Google has updated Chrome on Android to allow users to surf the web even without a constant internet connection.

As a successor to last year's Chromebook Plus, Samsung has launched the Chromebook Plus v2 in the US.

Google I/O 2018, the tech giant's annual developer conference, will start on May 8 (10:30 pm IST) and end on May 10.