The charging cable television that came with your phone might look like the one that came with your docking station, but it likely does not support all the very same functions. And you generally cant tell just by looking at the cable.With the latest variation of Chrome OS (milestone 102), Chromebooks will now show a pop-up notice when the cable television you attach does not support an external display or cant deliver the full performance required. This feature will be supported on Chromebooks with 11th- or 12th-gen Intel Core processors with USB4 or Thunderbolt USB-C ports to begin with more to come, Google stated in its blog post revealing the update.Googles Cursive note-taking app comes to all pen-enabled Chromebooks.
The charging cable television that came with your phone may look like the one that came with your docking station, but it likely does not support all the very same functions. This feature will be supported on Chromebooks with 11th- or 12th-gen Intel Core processors with USB4 or Thunderbolt USB-C ports to begin with more to come, Google stated in its blog post announcing the update.Googles Cursive note-taking app comes to all pen-enabled Chromebooks.
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I tested it out when the app introduced solely on the HP Chromebook x2 11, and it has some helpful faster ways to make note-taking (and correcting mistakes) much easier. Cursive will be preinstalled on all qualified Chromebooks going forward.
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Finally, the docked magnifier on a Chromebook is now customizable. This function, which can be turned on in your Chromebooks accessibility features, provides you a horizontal split-screen view of your display. The top portion is a magnification of what you hover over on the bottom portion. The horizontal bar that separates the two views can be dragged up and down letting you resize the amount of the screen being magnified.