Acer today announced four new Chromebooks with the latest technologies, durable designs and a collection of features that optimize them for the education environment. FULL STORY >

While Chromebooks only entered the global market in 2011, their Chrome operating system has quickly risen to become the second most popular operating system today. FULL STORY >

With kids in and out of school over the last 18 months, parents all over South Africa have been doing what they can to cope and find ways to make the disruptions a little easier. FULL STORY >

By Susanna Ackermann, Head of education for Acer Africa. FULL STORY >

Acer today debuted four new Chromebooks that provide the performance, portability and battery life today’s families, students and small business owners need in a Chromebook. FULL STORY >

The company's annual Global Press Conference happened in New York yesterday, with a swathe of new computing devices unveiled, including Swift and Chromebook options. FULL STORY >

The rumoured device is codenamed Atlas and could be revealed at Google I/O in May. FULL STORY >

Google’s Chrome OS has been for the most part featured on its low-cost (at least some) Chromebooks. Now for the first time it has made the jump to tablets. FULL STORY >

Acer has gone full steam at CES this year, bringing three new notebooks for its different product lineups in tow. FULL STORY >

Until now, the Microsoft Office suite has only been available on a handful of Chromebooks, but now they work on all Play-Store compatible offerings. FULL STORY >

Dubbed the high performance Chromebook by Google, the new Pixelbook was a surprise arrival at last night's MadeByGoogle event. FULL STORY >

The Next@Acer press conference at IFA 2017 had plenty to offer notebook fans, with refreshed models arriving for the Switch 7, Spin 5 and Swift 5. FULL STORY >

Reports suggest the next Chromebook will introduce a Google Assistant key and fingerprint sensor. FULL STORY >

HP has unveiled a new Chromebook ladies and gentleman, and the 13.3" notebook looks very good indeed. FULL STORY >

As found by a Reddit user, Google could be integrating more Android app functionality for its Chrome OS and Chromebook users. FULL STORY >