Google is celebrating Chrome OS’s 10th birthday by announcing a significant update to the OS that brings some new features, enhanced interoperability and Wi-Fi sharing with Android Devices, and a few options that enhance the productivity experience.
Phone Hub is a brand new shortcut that places on the taskbar. From here, you’ll be capable of remotely enable your phone’s hotspot, swap the volume mode, and find it if you need to.
You can see the cellphone’s signal strength, battery details, and recent Chrome browser tabs from your cellphone.
Wi-Fi Sync has been expanded to support more gadgets so as long as your phone already has the Wi-Fi password, you won’t need to verify it once more on a Chrome OS gadget.
Google additionally introduced that Nearby Share is coming to Chrome operating system “within the coming months”. Google expects we should always keep tuned as more functionalities will come to OS this year.
In productivity, the operating system has now added a Screen Capture functionality that helps each still capture and screen recordings. These recordings will present in “Tote”, a new place where you'll be able to see files, downloads, screenshots, and pinned files(by user).
This, along with the media controls could be accessed instantly from the Quick Settings menu option.
The clipboard has been updated so you'll be able to see 5 recently copied objects by pressing the Everything Button + V.
Desks are Chrome OS’s multitasking tool that permits you to open a number of app windows throughout multiple desktops. This function is now updated with the power to maintain apps you had open even after you restart your Chromebook.
Sharing things on Chrome OS will be quicker and also you’ll be capable of share between apps. “Select-to-speak” will read textual content aloud for you and eventually, Chrome OS’ app icons will get a fresh look. As per Google, “The M89 Chrome OS update is rolling out worldwide over the subsequent few weeks.”
Phone Hub is a brand new shortcut that places on the taskbar. From here, you’ll be capable of remotely enable your phone’s hotspot, swap the volume mode, and find it if you need to.
You can see the cellphone’s signal strength, battery details, and recent Chrome browser tabs from your cellphone.
Wi-Fi Sync has been expanded to support more gadgets so as long as your phone already has the Wi-Fi password, you won’t need to verify it once more on a Chrome OS gadget.
Google additionally introduced that Nearby Share is coming to Chrome operating system “within the coming months”. Google expects we should always keep tuned as more functionalities will come to OS this year.
In productivity, the operating system has now added a Screen Capture functionality that helps each still capture and screen recordings. These recordings will present in “Tote”, a new place where you'll be able to see files, downloads, screenshots, and pinned files(by user).
This, along with the media controls could be accessed instantly from the Quick Settings menu option.
The clipboard has been updated so you'll be able to see 5 recently copied objects by pressing the Everything Button + V.
Desks are Chrome OS’s multitasking tool that permits you to open a number of app windows throughout multiple desktops. This function is now updated with the power to maintain apps you had open even after you restart your Chromebook.
Sharing things on Chrome OS will be quicker and also you’ll be capable of share between apps. “Select-to-speak” will read textual content aloud for you and eventually, Chrome OS’ app icons will get a fresh look. As per Google, “The M89 Chrome OS update is rolling out worldwide over the subsequent few weeks.”
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