Google is giving Chromebook owners a new way to unlock their laptops, one that Windows users have been taking advantage of for over a year now. It's the ability to sign in to Chrome OS using a PIN ...

Google is testing an experimental feature that allows one to unlock the Chrome OS with a PIN instead of a traditional password. The feature is in the developer stage, but here's how you can put it ...

A new developer update lets you unlock your Chrome OS with nothing more than a PIN.

If you ever misplace your phone or tablet, no one will be able to get into the device. However, constantly entering a code to unlock your device is a royal pain in the you know what.

Google has launched an experimental feature for Chrome OS which allows users to unlock their system using a PIN.

An earlier study (which the Naval Academy's Aviv also worked on) found that the randomness of an unlocking pattern is roughly equivalent to just a three-digit PIN code.

Asus has announced that they have now released a bootloader unlock tool for their latest Android tablet, the Asus Transformer TF300, and the bootloader unlock tool is now available to download.