Chrome OS has improved the user experience for Launcher Search autocomplete to help users shortcut their Search journey. Improvements include:

-Robust autocompletion for mistyped and misspelled queries
-Clearer search result categories for selected result
-More intuitive result selection experience with keyboard navigation

Trying out the latest version of ChromeOS? For users on non-stable channels (Beta, Dev, Canary), you can now see which channel you are on next to the battery icon in the bottom right. Selecting the time to open quick settings will have a new UI with the device build, as well as a button directly to submit feedback.

Chromebook users use the Feedback Form to share their issues, concerns or suggestions with Google. With this launch, the feedback form has an assistive feature that shows users related Help articles while they are submitting their feedback to help them self-diagnose their issues.

Certain common Chrome OS usage scenarios, especially videoconferencing with a Bluetooth headset, have limited bandwidth in the audio sampling rate, which makes sounds muffled and affects inclusiveness, subjective quality, and intelligibility. Using a machine learning model, we reconstruct the high-frequency parts of the audio signal from the low-bandwidth source at the platform level, so that any apps that use the audio will just work as if there was a higher-quality source.

The keyboard test is a user-facing routine available in the diagnostic app. It allows users to check that every key on their keyboard is working properly.

This launch moves the settings for the Select to Speak feature into the ChromeOS settings pages.

A new Crosh command will provide more detailed printer and scanner logs to be collected and available to users and in feedback reports, without needing the device to be in developer mode. In order to access the logs use the new Crosh command: printscan_debug

Since so much changes from launch to launch, help us find new issues and bugs that the team should be aware of