The Chromebook Odyssey #8 — 2016: The Play Store Lands, and Everything Changes
At Google I/O 2016, the browser-only Chromebook died: the full Android Play Store was coming to ChromeOS. Here's how it happened and what it broke and fixed.
4 min readChriss Rakoot writes and maintains the repair guides on ChromebookFixes. He trained as an engineer, specialized in IT and computer-systems maintenance, and worked for years as an in-person trainer in that field before moving his teaching online. Guides are reviewed and updated when ChromeOS changes.
At Google I/O 2016, the browser-only Chromebook died: the full Android Play Store was coming to ChromeOS. Here's how it happened and what it broke and fixed.
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In 2014-2015, every PC maker piled into Chromebooks: fanless Intel chips, $149 price tags, the Chromebit HDMI stick, and the first Flip convertible.
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While reviewers debated specs, Chromebooks quietly took over American schools. Here's how a browser-only laptop beat the iPad in education, and never let go.
4 min readIn February 2013, Google shipped a $1,299 Chromebook with the best laptop display ever made. Critics called it absurd. Its ideas ended up in every laptop you own.
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In late 2012, a fanless $249 Samsung Chromebook became Amazon's best-selling laptop, and Chrome OS grew a real desktop. This is the year the platform found itself.
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On June 15, 2011, the Samsung Series 5 and Acer AC700 became the first Chromebooks you could actually buy. The reviews were rough — but the model was set.
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Before the first Chromebook went on sale, Google mailed 60,000 mysterious black laptops to strangers for free. The Cr-48 pilot program shaped everything that followed.
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In July 2009, Google announced an operating system that was nothing but a browser. Here's how Chrome OS was born, why people laughed, and why it worked.
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Setting up a Bluetooth mouse, keyboard, or headphones on a Chromebook for the first time? Here's the step-by-step pairing process.
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Live Caption automatically generates real-time captions for any audio or video playing in Chrome on your Chromebook. Here's how to turn it on.
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