personal computing

Whether the display on your Chromebook is big or small, you can turn it into a multiple display powerhouse with virtual desks, simply known as desks. The best part about using desks is that it doesn't require any external hardware, cables, or other equipment. This... Read More

Notifications are great for letting us know about new texts, tweets, etc. However, sometimes these notifications can be distracting. So I've got a few tips on how to disable notifications on your Chromebook so you can get back to your work. Notifications normally appear on... Read More

WhatsApp is, without a doubt one of the most popular messaging apps out there. It's particularly useful for chatting with friends and family. You can use WhatsApp on Chromebooks easily. You can make this possible by installing Play Store apps directly on your Chromebook. Even... Read More

Knowing the hardware specifications of your Chromebook is critical when you need to know if your device is compatible with certain software or can handle certain tasks. When you're shopping for a Chromebook, you'll first look into its hardware specifications or simply "Specs". These are... Read More

When you're setting up a new Chromebook, you'll be asked to change your preferred language on one of the setup screens. But what if you change your mind later on? Or maybe once you give out your Chromebook, how do you change the current language... Read More

Last week we saw the team over at Canonical unveiling the new Long-Term Support version of their Ubuntu operating system, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Ubuntu forms the basis of most Linux distros and as such, it was only a matter of time before these distros got... Read More

Chromebooks are easy to use, super reliable, easy to upgrade, and have tons of apps that help you accomplish what you need to. To work more quickly, efficiently, and with more precision on your Chromebook, you will need to use keyboard shortcuts.  The Chromebooks have... Read More

Most Chromebooks don't come with an Ethernet port. This isn't limited to just Chromebook alone. Most modern laptops now don't ship with an Ethernet port either as WiFi is the preferred and convenient way of connecting to the internet. However, connecting to a wired Ethernet... Read More

When your Chromebook connects to any network, it acquires an IP(Internet Protocol) address. An IP address uniquely identifies your Chromebook on the network. It's usually dynamically allocated by your switch or WiFi router, but you can also manually assign a static IP address on condition... Read More