Working from home to 'Works with Chromebook'

An episode of the The Chrome Cast podcast, hosted by Chrome Unboxed, titled "Working from home to 'Works with Chromebook'" was published on March 20, 2020 and runs 83 minutes.

March 20, 2020 ·83m · The Chrome Cast

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On this week's episode of The Chrome Cast, we talk briefly about our collective experiences of working from home and how that has changed not only the way we get work done, but also our perpsectives on how well-positioned Chrome, Chrome OS, and the web are to handle the present crisis. We go on after that to discuss the new 'Works with Chromebook' initiative, the new Logitech mouse/keyboard combo, updates on AUE policies for Chromebooks, a pause in Chrome OS Stable Channel devlopment and a few new devices making their way onto the scene. NOTABLE LINKS Kensington announces “Works with Chromebook” certified peripherals Google Pixel 4a leaked billboards confirm $399 starting price Logitech’s new keyboard and mouse are the best Bluetooth accessories for Chrome OS I’ve ever used Google halts upcoming Chrome and Chrome OS releases Lenovo’s 10th-gen Intel Comet Lake Chromebook shows up early in Amazon listing Turns out Google isn’t extending AUE end of life on older Chromebooks after all “Works with Chromebook” officially launched for certified Chrome OS accessories Monday was the biggest day for video chats in history Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this week's episode of The Chrome Cast, we talk briefly about our collective experiences of working from home and how that has changed not only the way we get work done, but also our perpsectives on how well-positioned Chrome, Chrome OS, and the web are to handle the present crisis.

We go on after that to discuss the new 'Works with Chromebook' initiative, the new Logitech mouse/keyboard combo, updates on AUE policies for Chromebooks, a pause in Chrome OS Stable Channel devlopment and a few new devices making their way onto the scene.

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