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Sample of Chrome OS   Google Chrome OS vice president John Solomon in his blog post titled ‘The future of computing showed up early’ has revealed that native Windows apps - including Microsoft Office - will soon run on Chromebooks. This development is a really massive one has it gives users the opportunity to use Googles fast and reliable OS without having to worry about missing some features Windows OS provided has all windows features and software would be running on Chrome OS. Chromebooks showing the RAS running Windows sotwares Google hopes to achieve this by partnering with Parallels, a visualization software business. Parallels had already developed a Remote Application Server (RAS) which could virtualize Windows apps and even a full Windows desktop on Chrome OS, but users can't use this feature while offline and the performance could lag due to bad network connections. Google is working to fix these issues and probably find a way to make this feature work offline (I don...

Android 11 Beta was released on the 10th of June 2020 for developers but is available on some selected Android devices like the Google Pixel though it's not advisable to install this OS just yet as its a beta version meaning it's still under development. Though this is a trial version it has some really cool feature, below are some of the new features I find really cool. 1. Scheduled Dark Mode Android 11 is reported to have the ability to schedule when your Dark Mode is activated on your device. You can choose to customize the times you'd prefer to have your Dark Mode automatically turned on or leave it for the device to shift between Dark and Light Mode  based on sunrise/sunset according to your time zone. I really love the feature because it let's you have an automated Dark Mode without having to always switch it on yourself. 2. Chat Head Bubbles If you're familiar with Facebook Messenger App you'd be used to having a floating  chatbchat when you exit the app....