Chrome OS Flex brings an iteration of Chrome OS to PC hardware both old and new, allowing simple software to lengthen the life of otherwise-outdated machines.

Chrome OS Flex is supposed to be easily installable, requiring nothing but a big enough USB drive that is used to create a bootable Chrome OS Flex image.

Chrome OS now supports network-based recovery, meaning that you don’t need external devices or USB sticks to push a new copy of Chrome OS on the device, should things have gone completely haywire.

Google's Chrome OS Flex is ready for primetime as it exits its beta program. You can now turn your PC or Mac into a Chrome OS machine.

The first version of Google’s Chrome OS wasn’t much more than a Chrome browser window with a few apps. It felt more like a statement — “Who needs local storage?” — than an operating ...

Google today announced a new operating system, Chrome OS Flex, a free-to-use, cloud-based OS built to convert old PCs or Macs into Chromebooks. The new OS was developed by Google a few years after ...

Google's Chrome OS Flex program lets you transform your existing Windows or Mac machine into a Chromebook.

Chrome OS doesn't have the market share of Windows or Mac OS, but it turns out that many readers still use it all the time.

Google has reportedly been working for years to separate the Chrome browser from Chrome OS, that’s how entangled they are, and it looks like this project is ready to bear fruit. The solution ...

Chrome OS is extending beyond Chromebooks Getty Images Google has released Chrome OS Flex, a version of its Chromebook operating system that can be installed on PCs and Macs.

Google’s new Chrome OS Flex operating system makes it easier for IT departments to load Chrome OS onto old PCs and Macs. It takes just a few minutes to install.