Google will end ChromeOS updates in mid-2034 as Googlebook OS arrives
29-09-2026 16:02 via thenextweb.com

Google will end ChromeOS updates in mid-2034 as Googlebook OS arrives

Google will stop updating ChromeOS in mid-2034, it says on a support page for schools and businesses that manage Chromebooks. Many newer Chromebooks will be able to switch to Googlebook OS, the system behind Google’s new Googlebook laptops, which is built on Android’s tech stack. “ChromeOS devices will continue to receive regular updates and security […]
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