Google’s Chrome OS is designed to be a relatively secure, simple operating system that’s easy to use and hard to mess up. But you can run stable channel, beta channel, or dev channel software ...

Now About Chromebooks notes that the Chrome OS 74 Dev Channel release has initial support for backing up and restoring a Linux container.

Google is launching ChromeOS.dev as a single hub both for developers of apps for Chrome OS and for developers who use Chromebooks.

As Chromebook sales climb, the Chrome OS team is encouraging developers to build more apps optimized for large-screen devices.

ChromeOS.dev also enables new developers to review the new Chrome OS Layout and UX App Quality Guidelines that need to be followed to create games and Progressive Web Apps, or web-based apps, for ...

Why Google needs to put Chrome OS in developer hands Google wants to disrupt with its stateless, cloud-focused desktop operating system.

Google has worked to make Android apps feel at home on Chrome OS, and we've certainly come a long way. Your apps will be even more integrated soon with support for app shortcuts on the Chrome OS ...

Chrome OS may be getting variable refresh rate support (VRR). The feature is rolling out to the Chrome OS 101 Dev Channel, and could indicate new tablets with VRR down the road.

As the Chrome OS Dev update channel only sees updates about once a week, these annoying final update notifications may not go away until sometime next week.

It should take a few more days for Google to roll out updated Chrome OS Beta and Dev builds without uniform scaling. I can confirm the revert is live in the latest Chrome OS Canary build, which ...

Chrome OS may finally be getting a dark mode, but so far it’s only been spotted in its experimental Canary channel. It’s not clear when it may roll out to all users.