Google recently introduced Chrome OS Flex, a new version of Chrome OS that you can easily install and run on almost any computer – even one relegated to the back of your closet. The company presented Flex as an environmentally friendly way to recycle devices that are too old to properly run Windows or macOS. Read more...
Read MoreCloudReady is getting popular, especially among people with low-end hardware. Read more...
Read MoreUsing Neverware’s free software, it was an easy 15-minute process to install the company’s version of Chromium OS called CloudReady. It’s the third or fourth machine I’ve done this to — the others being for friends and family — and I know the software is rock-solid. Read more...
Read MoreFor this project, we’ll be using Neverware’s CloudReady operating system, which is based on Chromium OS—the same open-source code that Google built Chrome OS on. Read more...
Read MoreKonica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) and its IT services division, All Covered, is proud to announce a new partnership with Neverware, developer of CloudReady software. Through the alliance, All Covered will help drive deployment of CloudReady, which transforms PCs and Macs already owned by schools, enterprises and nonprofits into secure, fast machines that can be managed using Google’s Chrome Device Management capabilities. Read more...
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