TextPie Integrations

Chromebooks have the everything button. It’s one button that helps you find what you need fast. Like files. And apps. And answers online. Press it, and get what you need — all from one place. Work and play with up to 12 hours on a single charge. With Chromebook, you don’t even need to remember your charger. Battery life may vary based on device and upon usage and other conditions. No Wi-Fi, no problem. Recent documents, spreadsheets, presentations and emails are all available with offline access. Pre-download content and enable offline access for documents, presentations and emails to view offline later. Swipe, tap and scroll the way you want. There are many touchscreen-enabled* Chromebooks. Instant tethering with Chromebook keeps you connected to your phone’s Wi-Fi hotspot automatically.

Google Chrome is a fast, secure, and user-friendly web browser designed to help people get more done online. Built by Google, Chrome combines speed, performance, and simplicity across desktop and mobile devices. The browser includes built-in AI features like Gemini in Chrome, which helps users understand content, manage tasks, and work more efficiently directly from their tabs. Chrome integrates powerful tools such as Google Search, Google Lens, and autofill to streamline everyday browsing. Advanced security features like Safe Browsing, Password Manager, and Safety Check help protect users from threats and keep data secure. Chrome syncs seamlessly across devices, allowing access to bookmarks, passwords, and tabs anywhere. With frequent automatic updates, Chrome stays optimized with the latest features and performance improvements.

Arc is a web browser, but more importantly, it’s everything you care about, all in one place. Despite the ways our internet use has evolved, the browser has remained relatively unchanged. While all of our other software tools are changing for the better—with more collaborative features, flexible interfaces, and powerful functionality—the browser largely still does what it did twenty-five years ago. What’s more, we blame ourselves for the browser’s shortcomings. When our browser has an overwhelming number of tabs, we call ourselves inefficient; when we get distracted online, we tell ourselves we need more discipline; when we can’t find a url, we think we’re disorganized. Why does the browser get a free pass? That’s why we’re building a new browser, which we call Arc, because we believe browsers can do so much more to empower us. We’re imagining a browser that can think as quickly as we do, take work off of our plates, and pull our creativity forward.