How to Make Your Own Google Chrome Theme In Two Steps

I never imagined making my own Google Chrome theme is this easy! Until I saw this Chrome Theme Creator app by Google. I am going to show you how you can create your own Google Chrome theme in just two simple steps. Let us get started. My Chrome Theme is a Chrome App created by [...]

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Google’s Job Offer Letter Comes In A Free Chromebook – WOW!!

Here is another way to get a Free Chromebook in 2012. Get a Google Job Offer! Yes, you heard it correct. Google sends the job offer letter in a Chromebook. I mean, the job offer letter is a pack of cool goodies which includes a Chromebook. When you open up the Chromebook, you get the offer [...]

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Learn A New Language With This Google Chrome Extension – It’s Totally Cool!

This is what Thinking Outside The Box really means. Introducing Language Immersion for Chrome, a nice little extension that sprinkles words from a language that you pick, on webpages you visit. You are “immersed” in this new language. You find them on pages, articles and blogs, and read through them. The extension gives you support with translations and pronunciations. [...]

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3 Finger Click = Middle Button on Chromebook

Remember my post about 3 finger swipe for Chromebooks? We knew that this feature is coming but there was no information about how it will be used on our Chromebooks. Now, we have an answer, or may be a part of the answer. Google team is planning to add a 3 finger click option on [...]

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Looking For Offline Apps for Your Chromebook? Here Is How To Find Them

Finding some good offline apps for Chrome OS will make your Chromebook more useful, even when you are without an internet connection. I am here to help you with an easy way to find them. Easy as in, clicking a link. I found a tiny icon next to few apps while browsing the Chrome Web [...]

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Chrome For Android – Only For 4.0 And Above – No Love for Ginger Bread and Honeycomb

Mantas Pakėnas told me about this a while back, but I somehow missed it (sorry buddy! I had 600 spam comments to get rid of!). A bad news for those waiting for Chrome on their Honeycomb tablets and Ginger bread phones. Google will not release Chrome for these versions. Chrome for Android will only for ICS [...]

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It’s Not Just the OS, Google Redesigned The Official Chromebook Page Too!

Yes, it’s not just the Chrome OS that Google redesigned, they did a beautiful and elegant re-design for the /chromebook page on their website as well. Let’s take a look at the brand new page. ps: I do not know when this update happened, I just noticed! If you guys saw this earlier, do let [...]

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Secure Shell (Terminal Emulator and SSH Client) for Chrome OS #extension

Google Chrome team has announced the beta release of a  Terminal Emulator app for Chrome OS and Chromebook. Here are the details. Secure Shell App for Chrome OS Secure Shell is an xterm-compatible terminal emulator and stand-alone ssh client for Chrome. It uses Native-Client to connect directly to ssh servers without the need for external [...]

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Save Your Gmail Attachments To Google Drive With This Chrome Extension

Now that we have Google Drive ready (you all got accounts right?) and integrated with Chrome OS, let us go hunt down some Chrome Extensions for Google Drive. They are slowly coming out and we should see some soon. So, stay tuned for more interesting Chrome Extension for Google Drive! The “Save Gmail Attachments to [...]

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Google Drive is Now Available On Chromebooks – As A Local Folder/Drive

So, here it is. Finally. Google pushed a Dev channel update to Chromebooks including Cr48s the other day bringing deeply integrated Google Drive in to Chrome OS. Chrome OS file manager now has an addition “Google Drive”. It works just like your local Chrome OS drive. Or lets say, similar to how you use Dropbox [...]

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