In fact, the more they change the Chromebook, the more I question why I even bought one. Many Chromebooks can now be used as Androids, and once you use a Google app on your Chromebook, it is considered an Android, and it becomes confusing to those of us who have never used used an iPad, etc. I think many of the changes made were made so certain departments could prove their importance to Google and hang on to their jobs, but it has proved to be very confusing. Since I got my Chromebook four years ago, Google has "improved" Chromebook several times, which is very annoying and to my way of thinking, unnecessary. The explanations in the book are really necessary, I believe, to a seamless transference to a Google's based program because the Googles' explanations aren't always as plain as they could be.Īnd, on a personal note, I love my Chromebook! I particularly like the little red boxes on occasional pages where it states,"It's not all good," and it proceeds to explain a difference beteen using a Windows based computer and a Chromebook that shows that you can't do everything on a Chromebook you can do on Windows.
Now I use it as a reference as I start to use the different features available to me. I used it extensively at first, as I got established on my Chromebook. This book has been invaluable to me as I've made the switch from Windows to using Google as my primary browser.
Help when you run into Chromebook problems or limitations Step-by-step instructions with callouts to Google Chromebook photos that show you exactly what to do
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