Fortunately it’s still pretty easy to switch to Developer Mode on a tablet-only device like the Acer Chromebook Tab 10.

If you want to enable Developer Mode on Chromebook, here's a quick and easy guide. We'll show you how to turn on Developer Mode and also how to disable it.

If you want to go beyond the basic capabilities of your Chromebook, though, you’ll have to enable Chrome OS Developer Mode. This post will explain exactly how to do that, and what to be aware of.

The Chrome OS has a Developer Mode that gives you root access to the operating system of your Chromebook. To enable Developer Mode, restart your laptop pressing the Esc, Refresh, and Power keys ...

Chrome OS sleep mode activates all the time -- even when you're in the middle of something. Here's how to stop your Chromebook from feeling so drowsy.