Chrome has a ton of apps available on the Chrome Web Store. Whether you’re looking for productivity, entertainment, or even apps catered to a particular profession (such as a student or business owner), you’ll likely find it on the Chrome Store.
Now, Chrome OS has made Android apps also available with the Play Store integration. This opens up a whole new world of apps you can download onto your Chromebook and completely customize it to the way you want. If you want all entertainment- done. If you want all productivity- done. It’s pretty much just like a smartphone now in terms of freedom.
Whatever the case, you’ll find app reviews and guides here. They cover some of the best apps available on the market that are worth checking out.
What are you doing on your Chromebook there? If you’re doing something that only you should know about, chances are that you’re tired of people snooping by and taking glances at your screen- even worse is if you have a big screen or you’re out in public. Or both. Yikes. Thankfully, there’s an app for … Read more
If you don’t have an Internet connection and you need to read or write emails on your Chromebook (or Chrome web browser), then you’ll be glad to hear you can use Gmail offline. Of course, this only works with the Gmail application. And if you’re offline, the app is made specifically for that. You may … Read more
After downloading dozens of free and paid apps from the App Store, I’ve concluded that many of them are just…crap. Seriously. Many handwriting apps are either not sensitive enough, too sensitive, don’t respond, freeze, slow to load, charge you for features that should be free, or have poor note organization. If you’re like me, you … Read more