Click on the date to see the new ChromeOS calendar, which show any upcoming meetings and with a button to join them directly. Additionally we are adding multi-day event support.

System information preview in Launcher Search

When users search for the status of their OS version, battery, RAM, storage, or CPU, in Launcher, they can now see that information previewed in the search results.

New Quick Settings view - located where the time is - comes with bigger buttons, less pagination and a separate notification panel.

Users can now see all your notifications in the new messages center and access any controls straight from quick settings (including a brand new restart). Additionally we have upeleved night light and live captions functionality at the end of the brightness and audio sliders, respectively.

New privacy indicators on the bottom right status area inform users when apps are using the mic or camera

Enhancements to Clipboard History menu including introducing new entry points, ways to discover the feature and simplifying feature comprehension making it easier to discover and use. You will now be able to see more detail for items in your clipboard history and can access clipboard history items nested directly in context menus. For users discovering Clipboard History for the first time, we are also introducing educational information to help with understanding this feature.

ChromeOS now has built-in color correction settings that make it easier for users to see colors on their screens. Go to ChromeOS Accessibility settings under Display and Magnification to enable color filters for protonopia, deuteranopia or tritanopia, or to view the display in greyscale. Users are given a slider to customize the filters' intensity to meet their needs.