2. Work
Let’s be honest here for a second and admit that Google Chromebook isn’t exactly a gaming laptop. At least not in the sense that we’re used to with big games taking countless percentages of our storage space and so on. This is a lightweight laptop that makes it easy for you to work wherever you are, continue even when you’re offline and have everything backed up the second you’re once more connected to the Internet. If you go on and work on a different device, that’s ok too since it gets updated, so you’re always checking the latest data.
Well, Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are all available at the touch of a button on Chromebook. These are particularly useful to those who want to get some work done on the go without having to install additional software. Not like Microsoft Office even works on Chrome OS, but you get the point. Of course, there are ways to open such files if you have to, so there’s that. What’s even better about the Google Suite is that it’s backed up in the cloud, you can pick up work from a different device within seconds, and it’s all free. And now, let’s see the number one in our list of best Google apps for Chromebook.
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