Google's Chrome OS Flex can turn your old laptop into a Chromebook After buying Neverware in 2020, Google has an in-house way to get more out of old hardware.

Chrome OS Flex is supposed to breathe in new life into old hardware, with Google saying that it can run efficiently on devices as old as 13 years, but just like CloudReady, there will be a number ...

Chrome OS Flex was made possible after Google acquired Neverware, the makers of CloudReady, in 2020. It has since worked with the team to integrate CloudReady into a Chrome-branded product.

Google says Chrome OS Flex is also easy for IT to deploy and manage, taking just a few minutes to install on devices through USB or network deployment. After logging in, a user’s cloud profile is ...

Google's Chrome OS Flex is ready for primetime as it exits its beta program. You can now turn your PC or Mac into a Chrome OS machine.

Chrome OS Flex is based on the same core code as the Chrome OS that comes pre-installed on Chromebooks. That means you get access to the full operating system, Google Assistant integration ...

Chrome OS Flex is currently in early access. Google’s announcement and Neverware’s website link to the following page, where those who are interested can sign up to try out an early version of ...

Google Chrome Enterprise Google announced the first-ever " Chrome OS Flex," which is a version of the Chrome OS that is available for upgrades on different computers, including Windows-based and Macs.

Chrome OS Flex is free to use, but Enterprise and Education customers can pay Google for support and management services. As for extended support though? That will vary by device.

Chrome OS Flex protects users from ransomware and malware threats, and updates in the background - and increases sustainability by giving old machines new life.

Google says Chrome OS Flex can run efficiently on devices that are up to 13 years old—a bold claim we are eager to try out once we can get our hands on an Apple PowerBook G4. “You can go back ...