Google is debuting the latest version of Chrome OS, with features such as autocorrect, PDF readers, RGB controls, and even OneDrive for use with Microsoft 365 apps.

These spectral files can contain 30, 100, or more data points per pixel, causing file sizes to balloon into multi-gigabyte territory—making them unwieldy to store and analyze.

To open compressed files or control the RGB lighting on your PC accessories, you usually need to download a third-party app. But Microsoft is now working to bake these functions into Windows 11.