ChromeOS news
- Web
PWAs: Past, Present, Future
A history of Progressive Web Apps, from the start of the HTML5 spec through the Isolated Web Apps
- Announcement
Migrate Digital Goods API to Google Play Billing Library 6
Update to Google Play Billing Library 6 to keep your Digital Goods API app listed on the Google Play Store.
- Foundations
Improving performance with new ARC++ resource management features
How we changed ARC++ to minimize the resources it consumes—while still allowing resources to be directed to Android apps when needed.
- Leader's Corner
Building a faster, smarter, Chromebook experience with the best of Google
ChromeOS will soon be developed on large portions of the Android stack to bring Google AI, innovations, and features faster to users.
- Foundations
Android’s Bluetooth stack, Fluoride, comes to ChromeOS
Fluoride comes to ChromeOS! Learn about ChromeOS' migration from Bluez: Project Floss.
- Games
Play more games on ChromeOS with Game Dashboard
Introducing Game Dashboard, Game Capture, and Game Controls to the ChromeOS gaming ecosystem.
- Event
Google I/O 2024: A more secure and productive ChromeOS and Chrome Enterprise
A year of innovation: ChromeOS and Chrome Enterprise enhances security & collaboration for the modern workplace with ecosystem partners.
- Foundations
Bluetooth Microphone Super Resolution: Better NBS sound quality through ML
How we improved Bluetooth microphone audio on older Chromebooks using AI/ML upscaling.
- Foundations
Extending rootfs space on ChromeOS using DLC
Use DLCs to distribute features and content to ChromeOS users without compromising system partition space.
- Announcement
Update to the transition of Chrome extensions to Manifest V3
To provide a smoother transition phase for developers to update their extensions to Manifest V3, Chrome updated the Manifest V2 sunset timeline.
- Announcement
Bringing New Input Support to the Desktop AVD
Learn about Android 13's impacts on the Desktop AVD when testing and optimizing input support for freeform windowing.
- Announcement
chrome.input.ime deprecation on ChromeOS
chrome.input.ime is being deprecated and will be removed no earlier than ChromeOS 119.