Apparently not Google, which has shown its interest in tablet computing with its browser-based Chrome OS. A mock-up of a Chrome OS tablet from Google's Chromium developer site. (Credit: Google) ...

Chrome OS is finally arriving on pure tablet devices, just as Google is rolling out more tablet-oriented features. We took a look at the first Chrome OS tablet to hit the market, the education ...

Google is updating Chrome for Android tablets with features like easier tab navigation and drag-and-drop out of Chrome.

Mock-ups of a Chrome OS tablet emerge much more quietly than Apple's iPad did. In some ways, Google's Chrome OS could be a better fit for tablets than for Netbooks. Stephen Shankland worked at ...

Google is rolling out a pair of tweaks to the Play Store led by improvements to the multi-device Chromebook and tablet experience.

Google first announced the new Pixel Slate tablet early last month during its big Pixel 3 press conference in New York City. At the time, the Pixel Slate looked like a great addition to Google’s ...

In preparation for the Pixel Tablet launching next year, Google is launching a huge, big-screen update for Chrome on Android.

With Google renewing its focus on Android tablets, what's in the cards for the future of Chrome OS? Here, for the first time, are some inside answers.

Google is addressing one of the biggest issues with the tablet UI on Chrome OS by revamping the browser UI with bigger buttons and more.

The newly announced Google Pixel Slate is a tablet that is set up to take on the iPad Pro and the Surface Pro. Can Chrome OS compete with both iOS and Windows?

And, perhaps more importantly, can Chrome OS bring Google's tablet category back from the dead? Look and feel I expected to see something that looks like the Acer Chromebook Tab 10 in a classroom.