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Lacros is better than ever with ChromeOS 116

An episode of the The Chrome Cast podcast, hosted by Chrome Unboxed, titled "Lacros is better than ever with ChromeOS 116" was published on August 28, 2023 and runs 73 minutes.

August 28, 2023 ·73m · The Chrome Cast

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This week on The Chrome Cast, we begin the show by discussing the recent announcement by Google and Cameyo that the two will be partnering up moving forward to deliver a seamless virtual app delivery service to ChromeOS enterprise customers. Cameyo is a fantastic service that has been great for years at this point, so Google rolling this type of legacy (Windows) app delivery into ChromeOS at a core level is a huge benefit for both businesses and employees alike.We then move into the trendiest news of the week surrounding Lacros – the new, decoupled browser for Chromebooks. Via some trials with it in ChromeOS 115 and then an updated approach in ChromeOS 116, things are looking very good for this years-long effort from Google to detach the Chrome browser from its intricate ties to the underlying parts of ChromeOS.We finish the show by discussing the latest efforts by Google to bring Ultra Wideband to Chromebooks and what that sort of tech could mean for end users over the next couple of years while also covering some early thoughts on the upcoming review for the iterative Acer Chromebook Spin 714.Links Win the ‘ChromeOS for Business’ bundle from Google, LG, and Cameyo ChromeOS now has native Virtual App Delivery thanks to a new Cameyo integration ChromeOS 116 makes the move to the new Lacros Chrome browser an absolute breeze [VIDEO] UPDATE: How to try out Google’s new decoupled Chrome browser on Chromebooks UWB (Ultra Wide Band) is coming to Chromebooks This deal gets the new flagship Acer Chromebook Spin 714 down to a mid-range price Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This week on The Chrome Cast, we begin the show by discussing the recent announcement by Google and Cameyo that the two will be partnering up moving forward to deliver a seamless virtual app delivery service to ChromeOS enterprise customers. Cameyo is a fantastic service that has been great for years at this point, so Google rolling this type of legacy (Windows) app delivery into ChromeOS at a core level is a huge benefit for both businesses and employees alike.

We then move into the trendiest news of the week surrounding Lacros – the new, decoupled browser for Chromebooks. Via some trials with it in ChromeOS 115 and then an updated approach in ChromeOS 116, things are looking very good for this years-long effort from Google to detach the Chrome browser from its intricate ties to the underlying parts of ChromeOS.

We finish the show by discussing the latest efforts by Google to bring Ultra Wideband to Chromebooks and what that sort of tech could mean for end users over the next couple of years while also covering some early thoughts on the upcoming review for the iterative Acer Chromebook Spin 714.

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