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Storage: Some cheap Windows laptops still have spinning hard drives or hybrid drives that feel unbearably slow-booting the laptop, launching apps, and browsing files each take so long that you have time to sip coffee and stretch before you can do anything.

This laptop is by far the best value I’ve seen in nearly a decade of testing laptops if you need a Windows laptop and can spend just a little more than $500, this is the one to get. As an added bonus, the Inspiron 14 (5410) has a reliable fingerprint reader built into the power button. Its 14-inch 1920×1080 display is the best of the models we tested this year, as is its comfortable backlit keyboard and sturdy build quality. (We haven’t tested the Core i5 model, but aside from the processor, it’s identical to the Core i3 model we tested.) The Inspiron 14 (5410) is compact and light, and the Core i3 model we tested had above-average battery life of about 8.5 hours in our tests we expect the Core i5 model’s battery life to be a bit shorter but not by too much. But as of this writing, the version with a Core i5-11300H processor, 8 GB of memory, and a 512 GB solid-state drive is still available for $550, which is unbeatable performance for that price. It was going to be our top pick, but unfortunately Dell discontinued the sub-$500 model with an i3 processor. The Dell Inspiron 14 (5410) is a surprisingly great laptop. But this Chromebook, which my grandkids mastered in, like, a half hour has been a challenge.If you can spend just a little more than $500…

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Btw, learning to use a Chromebook when you’re so heavily used to a pc laptop is like learning to use a Mac for the first time, which I did learn eventually. There ins’t even a “right-click” feature. I’m using a Lenovo Chromebook with only 30 GB of storage. This iPhone saves images/pictures and applies a.

Now I don’t feel so much like a nube!įor what it’s worth, I’m using an iPhone 13 mini, iOS 16.6.1. I was able to see and rename the pictures in the Chromebook Google drive. I then opened the Adobe reader on the Chromebook that I previously downloaded through the Google Play Store I then went to the Chromebook Google drive and there they were. But on my iPhone, though, I was able to save the picture files in a.

The directions the author gives above on this page gives are sound, and what I used.

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Let it install and run through the load up procedures, allowing the app to access your Google drive on your Chromebook as a place to save images/pictures. Here’s what I did:ĭownload the Google Pictures from the Apple App Store app on your phone. But you may also need to download an Adobe reader on the Chromebook. I have to agree: the best method to access pictures you’ve taken on your iPhone and wanting to access them on a Chromebook is to download Google Pictures on your iPhone. And once you have your iPhone photos on Google’s cloud, you can easily access them on a Chromebook, or any other device with a browser, for that matter. This also helps free up storage space on your iPhone because the app will occasionally ask if it can delete the local copies.

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Google provides free cloud storage for your images up to 16MP and 1080p for video, so you don’t have to use or pay for extra iCloud storage. I actually recommend this even for iPhone users who don’t have a Chromebook for a few reasons. The easiest method is to just install the free Google Photos app for iOS on to an iPhone. Truth be told, it’s actually quite easy to move photos from an iOS to a Chrome OS device and there are two simple ways to do it. Some folks may think this type of cross-platform photo sharing is a challenge, but as I’ve pointed out before, you can be a happy iPhone owner that uses a Chromebook.

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Over the US holiday weekend, I was asked on Twitter how to connect an iPhone to a Chromebook to move photos.