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Chrome OS 71 is currently the most stable version of the Linux-based operating system for all Chromebook devices of various sizes and shapes. Additionally, the new operating system version also introduces many new features and enhancements, particularly supporting newer devices such as Google's Pixel Slate tablet, a formidable competitor to most Android and iOS tablet models.
Chrome OS 71 introduces fingerprint authentication and Android P support for Pixel Slate.
Among the new features of Chrome OS 71, it's worth mentioning the redesigned Camera app user interface, which looks more modern, support for fingerprint and PIN authentication for all Chromebooks, autocomplete feature in Launcher search field, as well as improved user interface on Chrome browser and smoother scrolling feature.
Support for Android P for Pixel Slate, fingerprint authentication
For Pixel Slate users, Chrome OS 71 adds a variety of new features and interesting changes, including biometric authentication allowing users to unlock the device with fingerprint, new portrait mode for Camera app, support for Android P, and integration of Google Assistant virtual assistant will soon be available on Chromebook devices.
Additionally, Chrome OS 71 also adds new Parental Control features for parents, including device usage time limits and app management. Furthermore, Chromebook users can now create smaller pages with full content in Launcher and easily connect Android mobile devices thanks to the new unified setup.
Finally, the latest version of Chrome OS also includes some bug fixes and regular security patches to make Chromebook more stable and reliable.
Chrome OS 71.0.3578.94 (platform version: 11151.59.0) is currently being rolled out to most Chromebook devices, Mytour recommends you to update to the latest operating system version as soon as possible.
