Jules Wang
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About Jules Wang
Jules is a video editor for XDA-Developers, joining the team in 2023 as a contributor focused on ChromeOS articles. He also contributes to our sister sites Android Police and has previously worked for Pocketnow and Pocket-lint.
He's a big fan of the big picture in technology and the impacts on people navigating through its changes.
What was your first computer?
I was 4 years old when I first hopped onto Windows 98. Shane I don't remember what the tower was.
How long have you been interested in technology?
I think the previous answer fits well here.
What tech products or categories are you most passionate about?
Mini PCs, laptops, and 2-in-1s. Gotta do it all on the go!
Latest
Can I play Minecraft on a Chromebook? Which editions work?
In this article we discuss the available options for playing Minecraft on a Chromebook or other Chrome OS device.
How to add and use a printer on a Chromebook
If you have to have it on paper, we'll show you how to navigate ChromeOS to make that happen.
Complete guide to gaming on Chromebooks
Yes, you can game on a Chromebook and we've got some know-how to share with you so you can get started.
How to change the keyboard language on a Chromebook
If you're one of the many multilingual users looking to code switch on ChromeOS, we've got the guide for you.
Complete guide to accessibility on Chromebooks
If you need a little extra help getting around the web and apps with ChromeOS, we'll help you get it.
The most important tips for Windows users moving to Chromebooks
Getting used to ChromeOS? We've got some tricks and advice to keep in mind.
How to use Phone Hub on Chromebooks
If you're on the go with a Chromebook and an Android phone, here's how you can make them work better together!
Google Password Manager plays catch-up with sorely-needed new features
Imports, biometric authentication, notes, where have they been?
How to turn on hyper-threading on a Chromebook to boost performance
What's hyper-threading? Which Chromebooks can take advantage of it? We've got answers.
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 could be coming to Chromebooks this year
At least two upcoming laptops look to sport a discrete GPU, which would be a first for a Chromebook and great news for gaming on ChromeOS.