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VDI and Remote Desktop Solutions for Chromebook

Companies are increasingly introducing or reviewing thin clients, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), and Desktop as a Service (Daas) solutions to enhance security and maintain Windows-based legacy applications. Computers reviewed as thin clients or zero clients are Windows-based thin clients and dedicated OS-based zero clients. These devices are more secure, but less usable (eg, laptop that can be carried around outside the company), and the cost of managing these devices is as high as a regular PC. The dilemma of thin client adoption is that it is highly secure but not as cheap as you might think. One of the disadvantages is that the thin client of Windows OS or the zero client based on proprietary OS are not utilized very much. (In some cases, a corporate VPN connection may not be possible with a dedicated OS-based zero client solution.) In addition, some companies are demanding that they can work in an offline environment that does not have an Internet connection. Chromeboo...

[Chromebook Security] How to protect your Chromebook safetly

Chromebook Security Chromebook provides multiple layers of protection using the principle of "defense in depth." Even if one of the layers of protection is disabled, the other layers remain in effect, so take precautions to protect your data, you can use the Internet a little more peace of mind. The following security features are built into your Chromebook: Auto update The most effective protection against malware is to keep all software up-to-date and to apply the latest security fixes. Existing operating systems provide different software components from different vendors, and update mechanisms and user interfaces are different, which can be difficult to manage. Chromebook automatically manages updates, so they always run the latest and most secure version. Sandbox On a Chromebook, all web pages and applications run in a restricted environment called a "sandbox." So when you visit an infected webpage on your Chromebook, it will not affect anything el...

The new Chromebook will come out in 2017

The new Chromebook will come out in 2017 with the following features: Stylus pen support Use pen to input handwriting. The pen does not require recharging and is easy to buy it as a new one once lost. Handwriting input makes it easy to input through Google's machine learning. Students will be able to input mathematical formulas and formulas more easily.  World-facing camera support  In a tablet-mode Chromebook with a 360-degree rotation, it was inconvenient to take a picture or video with a camera that was on the screen. To overcome this, Chromebooks equipped with a camera on the keyboard were introduced.  USB-C charging You can use your Chromebook for at least 8 hours on a single charge, but at the same time, it allows fast charging. It is already supported by Samsung Chromebook Plus / Pro version. Android Apps support Every Chromebook launched in 2017 says it can run "Android apps." As a result, most of the Android apps currently available on the Google ...

How to use Chromebook in offline

Chromebooks are only devices you can use when you have an Internet connection. In the early days when Chromebooks were introduced to the market, there was little work to do with Chromebooks unless the Internet was connected. As a result, Chromebook models with 4G / LTE features that were always available on the internet used to be sold. (Devices supporting 4G / LTE were sold 1.5-2 times more expensive than devices supporting only WiFi) At one time, as well as those with a critical perspective on Chromebooks, Chromebook competitors criticized it as a very limited computer that could not be compared to computers that could create documents, write emails, play games, edit photos, I have done. In the meantime, Google has upgraded many features for Chromebooks. And also, many features have been upgraded to work offline. Here are some of the top apps that let Chromebook users work offline. Write an email. Gmail offline (Gmail offline app install from the Chrome Web Store)...

How to effectively manage many Chromebooks and users at School

In general, w hen a s chool distributes computers to students, it requires the cost and staffing of user preferences, software, OS updates, security software updates, and replacement or repair for other computers in the event of a malfunction.    Chromebook is easy to manage remotely through t he Chrome Device Management C onsole . Administrator can manage all of their environments, software to be installed, automatic OS updates, and the ability to use the Internet only on a controlled network. If a C hromebook is lost or if it is stolen in a cafe, the administrator can remotely disable the device directly and the device will be immediately logged out and no longer available. If a lost Chromebook is retrieved, the administrator can make it available immediately by changing the device to   reuse. To efficiently manage the many Chromebooks distributed to students at school, Chrome Device Management console is required . The Chrome devic...