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<\/a><\/p>\nChrome OS has been updated with a slew of design improvements that will make your Chromebook experience even better. Google’s operating system lacks some customization and support, but updates like this one have been improving everything and there is no longer a need to be missing much of what other operating systems offer. <\/p>\n
I have to say I am loving update version 31.0.1650.61. So without further ado, let’s check out the new improvements you can now enjoy with your Chromebooks! <\/p>\n
Apps icon now locked to the corner<\/h2>\n
The App Launcher is now locked to the corner of the screen, as you can see in the image above. This makes it easier to find, not to mention – better-looking and more user-friendly. I just never understood why the App Launcher was located to the right before. <\/p>\n
It makes no sense to me, so I am really liking the new placement. It is also more like Windows’s Start button. Most people use Windows and that OS has the Start button in the same place as the latest Chrome OS App Launcher. Many of you will feel right at home! <\/p>\n
You can now change where your shelf is placed<\/h2>\n
The shelf is pretty much the bar, taskbar, launcher or whatever you may prefer calling it. It is the bar (usually at the bottom of the screen) where you can find the menus, apps and more in a computer. In Chrome OS, the shelf has been locked to the bottom of the screen, but now you get a bit of customizability when it comes to its placement. <\/p>\n By double-tapping (or right-clicking) anywhere in your homescreen, you can now select between three options. You can place the shelf at the bottom, left or right of the display. I am liking the way it looks on the right side, so I will be keeping it that way, but the choice is now yours! <\/p>\n This one is not as important, but if you are trying to learn how to use your brand new Chromebook you will enjoy a better-looking Help Center. Here is a sample:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nHelp Center’s look has been improved<\/h2>\n