Stylus experience on Chromebooks could be about to get a whole lot better
(Android Central)

Chrome OS` `new neural palm model` promises to cut down palm rejection latency by as much as 50%. What you need to know Google is reportedly working on bringing faster palm rejection to Chrome OS devices. Two new developer flags found in the Dev channel on Chrome OS 99 suggest the change could bring a 50% reduction in palm rejection latency. The `new version of neural palm model (v2)` will likely hit Chrome OS devices sometime later this year. Google`s Chrome OS has come a long way over the years, and the best Chromebooks can handle productivity tasks with ease. However, when it comes to the stylus experience, Chrome OS devices leave something to be desired. This is mainly because palm rejection on Chromebooks isn`t that good. As per recent code changes spotted by the folks at AboutChromebooks, Google is working on fixing this with a `new version of neural palm model (v2).` The experimental flag, which was spotted in the Dev Channel of Chrome OS 99, promises to reduce palm rej...