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Adobe Photoshop on the web will soon work on Google Chromebook Plus devices, while Adobe Express will run on all Chromebooks, including Chromebook Plus devices.

Jamf Safe Internet, a content filtering and web security product aimed at the education market, is now available on Chromebook.

COMPANY NEWS: Jamf, the standard in managing and securing Apple at work, announced that as of 31 December 2022, it is now helping approximately 71,000 active customers succeed with Apple and is running on approximately 30 million devices worldwide.

Tablet shipments fell by 8.8% year-on-year in the third quarter, coming in at 38.6 million units, making this the fifth successive drop, the technology analyst company IDC says.

Google’s Chromebook has rightly earned a place in business and education with its secure and maintenance-free operation. Yet, there is often still a need to run Windows and Windows-based applications. Parallels has brought its virtualisation technology to Chrome OS allowing you to run Windows apps natively.

Working on a range of USI-enabled Chromebooks from HP, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and the Galaxy ChomeBook 2 from Samsung, this cool stylus adds everything anyone would need from a precise, rechargeable stylus, including easy and fast recharging and a very simple loop adapter for storage.

Wacom’s line of graphic tablets, the Wacom Intuos Small non-wireless and One by Wacom carry a Works With Chromebook certification. This means Chromebook users, especially creatives, have now more options when drawing or designing digitally.

Parallels Desktop for Chromebook Enterprise has been renamed Parallels Desktop for Chrome OS, and the latest version adds support for AMD processors and runs on 12 additional Chromebook and Chromebox models.

Parallels Desktop for Chromebook Enterprise allows Windows and its applications to run directly on enterprise Chromebooks.

Global PC shipments in the third quarter of 2020 increased by 3.6%, totalling 7.14 million units, according to preliminary results released by the technology research firm Gartner.

AMD has announced the first AMD Ryzen mobile processors for Chromebooks, along with two new Athlons for Google's portable platform.

Virtualisation specialist Parallels has worked with Google to create Parallels Desktop for Chromebook Enterprise.

Promising "50% less CPU usage", Malwarebytes' new version 4.0 for Windows PCs promises to be "smarter, faster and lighter" than ever before while dealing with modern malware and online threats.

 As the cost of local computing rises (for all manner of reasons), everything will end up in the cloud.

A new Kickstarter campaign, to give your laptop a relatively inexpensive second screen that can "slide out", raised its funding amount in just four hours, and has nearly raised 10 times that amount, but can Duet Display and an iPad do the same thing, today?

ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry today announced the purchase of 15,000 Acer Chromebook devices, pushing for greater equity in Canberra's public schools.

How can one believe that Microsoft is really serious about competing with Google's Chromebooks in the education and home sectors when it launches a competitor that costs four times the amount?

Still the stuff of unannounced legend, Apple’s iPad Pro is putting the ‘hotly’ into ‘hotly anticipated’ new iPad and re-igniting iPad as the Hype Pad.

Analyst firm Gartner says worldwide Chromebook sales will approach 8 million units in 2016.

Microsoft is readying an assault on low cost ‘browser based’ computing – currently the domain of Google’s Chrome OS – with some low cost notebooks starting at US$149.