It looks like the end is near for Chromebooks.
Reports indicate that Google is working on folding the Chrome OS into Android, and we could see laptops running this new system by next year. Watch CNET Update to learn about the changing world of Chromebooks -- but don't confuse it with the Chrome browser:
Also in this roundup, learn about the Chrome extension for Microsoft Office, and reports of T-Mobile offering unlimited data for streaming videos.
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