Today Google and HP jointly unveiled the newest Chromebook, the Chromebook 13, featuring an Intel Core M chip, 16GB of RAM, a 32GB hard drive, a touchscreen, and a starting price of $499. What wasn’t ...

We're thrilled to announce the return of GamesBeat Next, hosted in San Francisco this October, where we will explore the theme of "Playing the Edge." Apply to speak here and learn more about ...

When Google unveiled its new Chromebook Pixel at a San Francisco press event last week, it played up one feature above all others: the Chrome OS laptop’s 12.85″ screen, which, at 2560-by-1700 pixels ...

Google currently has “no plans to share” about any future Chromebook Pixel laptops. But that doesn’t mean the company isn’t working on one. The first Chromebook Pixel laptop launched in 2013, at a ...

Amazon is offering the Google Pixel 7a for $374. This discounts the unlocked 128GB model from its usual $499 price tag and matches the all-time low. Today’s offer is the best in months and one of the ...

Google’s new Chromebook Pixel computer is all about the cloud — but it doesn’t have to be. One thing I’ve heard from lots of folks in discussing the Chromebook Pixel is a desire to run a more ...

Google's follow-up to the high-end Chromebook Pixel is real -- and it's spectacular. Here's a first look at the new luxury laptop. Cloud power-users, prepare to salivate: Google’s back with a brand ...

Google has let slip that it is working on a next-generation version of the Chromebook Pixel, a high-end laptop powered by Chrome OS. Android and Chrome for Work and Education head Renee Niemi outed ...

Earlier this month, there were strange rumors that Google was getting ready to launch a high-end Chromebook called the Chromebook Pixel. The man behind the scuttlebutt didn’t sound like a reliable ...

A little context. A recent report from 9to5Google says that Google is preparing a big push for its Chromebook laptops later this year, introducing the “Chromebook X” label as a clear indication of ...

Frustrating limitations, flaws and glitches, and a tug-of-war between Android and Chrome prevent the Pixel Slate from being all it could be. Reviewing the Pixel Slate was like reviewing two devices.