Chromebook lovers everywhere were excited when Google showed Chrome OS working on Android. Sadly, that won't be going anywhere.

When Google starts the Chrome OS demo on Thursday, everyone will want to know what kind of computer is running the OS, and when we can expect to see consumer products on store shelves.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Google’s Chrome OS. It’s come a long way—and Google plans to simplify aspects that have grown complicated over the years.

Android and Chrome OS have been developed in parallel for years, but Google is planning to streamline its operating systems. In a recent interview, Android Ecosystem President Sameer Samat stated ...

Chrome OS M103 lets you swap photos and Wi-Fi credentials between your Chromebook and Android smartphone even faster.

Thin is in again. At least that’s the message I’m taking away from the full-frontal media orgy surrounding last week’s Chrome OS demo. Virtually everyone who’s anyone is now singing the ...

Q: My son’s school is equipping all the children with Chromebooks that run Chrome OS. I run Chrome on my PC. How are they all related? Are they all from Google? Is Chrome OS any good?

As spotted recently in the Chrome OS Canary channel, Google is working on a new scanning app that will allow users to scan their paper documents from their Chromebook.

The Chrome OS has a Developer Mode that gives you root access to the operating system of your Chromebook.

Google plans to introduce the Professional Chrome OS Administrator certification this fall. Here's why Chrome is making changes to this popular operating system certification.

Google announced Chrome OS 103 on Thursday, making it easier to share photos from Android to your Chromebook. The company also said an update that will simplify Bluetooth connections is on the way.

Google has rebuilt Chrome OS's built-in Calculator app, making it available for all devices, not just Chromebooks.