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What's new in ChromeOS (Google I/O ‘24)

Learn about the future direction of ChromeOS: the developer-focused investments we’re making across distribution, app capabilities, operating system integrations, and how our partners are bringing world-class experiences to Chromebooks.

App Hub → https://goo.gle/edu-apphub
Chrome.dev → https://goo.gle/chromeos_dev

Speakers: Marisol Ryu, Emilie Roberts, Sam Richard

Watch more:
Check out all the Web videos at Google I/O 2024 → https://goo.gle/io24-web-yt
Check out all the Android & Play sessions from Google I/O → https://goo.gle/io24-androidplay-yt

Subscribe to Google Chrome Developers → https://goo.gle/ChromeDevs

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Event: Google I/O 2024

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13 thoughts on “What's new in ChromeOS (Google I/O ‘24)

  • When do i get desktop shortcut?
    Sharing clipboard between chromeos and andriod is a hit or miss.
    Nearby share is terribly slow.
    Some good old chrome app were gone forever.
    Frequently reboot from sleep for no reason.
    Please focus on this problems before introducing new things

  • When will Google License ChromeOS the way Microsoft does for Windows? The current Chromebooks don't have the Specs I'm comfortable with, plus I want a Custom PC utilizing not only High End Hardware but Peripherals and its own Monitor, not an All-in-One. Not interested in using ChromeOS Flex as it doesn't have the Native functionality of Google Play Store among others.

  • PWAs with mobile gestures… that would be a crazy update on webdev

  • No talk about improving the Linux support (Crostini) of ChromeOS. 😑😑
    Many people buying Chromebook for their low price without knowing the hassle of installing Desktop apps. And IT guys get scolded for ChromeOS's fault.
    Please improve Crostini and add Linux App Store.

  • This was cool. Google please. Bring back the Pixelbook Go with a laptop tier Tensor chip.

  • 10 year support life is great, I love chromeos – but across 10 years these device will go thru 1 or more batteries. Not confident manufactuers make batteries easily replaceable. Same for emmc vs nvme – emmc limited life.

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