Google released a Chrome security update fixing two high-severity flaws that could enable code execution or crashes via malicious websites.

As Google works to combine Android and ChromeOS into an OS currently known as Aluminum, it still needs to honor a commitment to provide 10 years of support to ChromeOS devices.

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Google reassured users that the Chromebook’s platform will continue to receive long term support. However, newer devices may migrate to Aluminium OS gradually, allowing Chrome OS and the unified ...

TL;DR: The Windows 11 25H2 October 2025 update introduces critical bugs disabling USB keyboard and mouse input in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), preventing system recovery and ...

From bugs to faulty accessories and corrupt OS, several reasons can be attributed to Chromebooks being stuck on the Chrome screen. You can unplug all accessories and force restart your Chromebook to ...

Chromebooks are meant to be fast-performing devices and hardly slow down. However, if your Chromebook is lagging and inadvertently slowing down, it could be due to many reasons. Fortunately, there are ...

Chromebooks have been around for almost 15 years, and since their launch, they've made some noble attempts to evolve into something beyond just a super cheap laptop for students. It's been a difficult ...

Microsoft’s security nightmare is coming true for more than 200 million Windows users. In just 25 days you will be "vulnerable to cyber threats, such as malware and viruses.” And you may need to pay a ...

The XpressReal T3 is a single-board computer (SBC) that looks like a slightly larger Raspberry Pi Zero. 2 W. But the T3 has a faster processor, more memory, onboard storage, more ports and connectors, ...

In this Dark Reading News Desk interview from Google's "There's No Place Like Chrome" event in New York City, Loren Hudziak, Google's head of customer engineering, discusses how Chrome Enterprise and ...