In the fall of that year, Google released its own Pixel Slate, along with some OS updates to accommodate touch-only users. The move to keyboard-less tablets running Chrome OS started with the summer 2018 release of the Acer Chromebook Tab 10 for the education market.
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The older notification section always looked bolted-on to me, and this new notification center matches the look of established ChromeOS features like the Tote and Phone Hub areas, making your notification feed look like it actually belongs on your Chromebook. On the other side of that System Tray is the updated notification section that finally looks like it belongs in ChromeOS. The split clock/date setup is here along with an updated Calendar widget that comes with some nice visual updates and animations. On the other side of the shelf is the System Tray, and it is getting some new features finalized in version 104 as well.
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