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If you were looking to buy a new Chromebook released in 2017 then you are in luck, Google recently added a note stating that “All Chromebooks launching in 2017 and after… will work with Android apps in the coming future,”. Even though Google is promising Chromebooks from here on out are getting Android support, they still plan to extend support for their older laptops. Interested in testing the android software but dont want to spend on that money on a laptop? rent a chromebook today!   FULL STORYRead More →

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The Microsoft Surface 3 is the very first tablet to ship out with an Intel Atom “Cherry Trail” processor, but this is only the beginning. There will be plenty of tablets coming out that will be using this new processor. One of them is a possible 8 inch Android tablet. This news comes from an Intel Developer forum based out of China. The information found on the forum says that the new Android tablet is powered by an Intel Atom X5-8300 processor and is apparently being manufactured by BYD but has the Lenovo name on it. There isn’t much information to go off of here,Read More →

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PC maker Asus has taken the idea of Windows and Android hybrids to the next step with a really cool convertible laptop that can actually switch between the two different operating systems with a simple click of an on screen button. The new, revolutionary laptop is called the Asus Transformer Book Duet TD300. It has a 13.3 inch display and comes with a detachable keyboard, so it can function as a laptop or a tablet. Unlike other convertible laptops, this new Asus laptop can switch between Windows and Android operating systems in either laptop mode or tablet mode. There is an “OS Switch” button locatedRead More →

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We all know that some smartphones pack pretty powerful processors, powerful enough to even deliver laptop-level performance. It’d be awesome if you could harness that power and use it in conjunction with a keyboard and a larger screen. Actually, now you can with the new ClamCase ClamBook, a device that acts like a laptop extension for Android and iOS smartphones. The device is pretty simple. Your phone sits in a wired dock and drives the ClamBook’s screen and keyboard. Basically it allows you to use your phone on a large screen with a keyboard, which makes using things like the Netflix app for watching moviesRead More →

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Some people may wonder what the difference is between Google’s Chrome OS devices and their Android devices. For the longest time, I really wasn’t exactly sure myself, but for right now, it seems that the biggest difference is simply a keyboard. Google’s Chrome OS seems to definitely be much more directed at netbooks and notebooks, while Android seems to be much more useful for the company’s vision of tablets. Linus Upson, the engineer director of both Chrome OS and Android, said in an interview that the company views the Chrome OS as “very focused on laptops.” This statement basically means that devices with a keyboardRead More →