Google offers a free, lightweight operating system that essentially turns any machine into a Chromebook. It's a great way to keep an aging computer in service longer.

Slax calls itself "your pocket operating system," and that tagline still holds true. At around 275MB, it’s light enough to carry on a USB stick but polished enough to serve as a day-to-day rescue or ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. PCWorld's Tony Bradley suggests five more reasons why Google's Chrome OS won't live up to the hype. Among them: Dependence on ...

Google Chrome OS review: Chrome OS matures, but it's not a Jedi-level operating system yet Chrome OS struggles with the delineation between apps and Web sites, even though they are fast growing ...

Google finally revealed its Chrome operating system, notebook, and web app store today. After the long build up, how do they look? Well, the operating system looks exactly like a web browser. The ...

While there may once have been a time when you decided between either a Windows or Mac computer, these days there's another option to consider -- the Chromebook. Chromebooks have grown in popularity ...

Version 50 of Google's popular Chrome web browser was recently promoted to the stable channel for Windows, Linux and Mac. The latest iteration is noteworthy for the simple fact that what's been taken ...