Dubbed the high performance Chromebook by Google, the new Pixelbook was a surprise arrival at last night's MadeByGoogle event. FULL STORY >

The Next@Acer press conference at IFA 2017 had plenty to offer notebook fans, with refreshed models arriving for the Switch 7, Spin 5 and Swift 5. FULL STORY >

Reports suggest the next Chromebook will introduce a Google Assistant key and fingerprint sensor. FULL STORY >

Your Chrome browser should feature less annoying ad pop-ups next year. FULL STORY >

With Microsoft expected to make a number of announcements at its event later today, images and video of a new Surface notebook have prematurely been 'released'. FULL STORY >

Starting in version 57, Chrome will throttle individual background tab, helping to save power. FULL STORY >

The latest update for the Chrome mobile app now allows users with certain devices to access websites with VR content. FULL STORY >

According to reports, the latest versions of Chrome Beta and Chrome Dev for Android feature elements that will make VR functionality a reality. FULL STORY >

HP has unveiled a new Chromebook ladies and gentleman, and the 13.3" notebook looks very good indeed. FULL STORY >

As found by a Reddit user, Google could be integrating more Android app functionality for its Chrome OS and Chromebook users. FULL STORY >

Google's Material Design language is alive and well on its mobile platforms, but yet to make its way to Chrome. New screenshots show what the change to the browser will look like. FULL STORY >

The Taiwanese company has rolled out the newest model in its Chromebook 11 line, with the CB3-131 destined for South Africa, landing in Q2 for R4 500. FULL STORY >

Aiming to ride the crest of the wave that is Windows 10, Acer showcases a cross-platform lineup that touches on every point of tech in the home and office. FULL STORY >

As part of its commitment to working with educational leaders and institutions to help innovate the learning experiences of students around the world, Dell recently announced a range of new additions to its... FULL STORY >

Google believes that if you already live a connected life (read have Wi-Fi) you can very easily live off only bread, water and the services they offer. FULL STORY >