Information on "all things Chrome" would be good

Say "chrome" and if the first thing that comes to mind is a really shiny car, you are obviously not part of the computer generation. But if you think of Google Chrome, then you might like the Gigaom Chrome Show with Janko Roettgers and Kevin C. Tofel. I say "might" because there is so much to like about this podcast. The hosts are friendly, I would say "amiable." Kevin C. Tofel could easily work for Disney as a voice artist and Janko Roettgers is a dead ringer for Arnold Schwartzeneger - at least in an audio only podcast. The information they provide is good and I'm sure it's solid. The first few episodes I listened to were great. I enjoyed learning about the Chromebook in its various incarnations, built by Samsung, et. al. (I like the Samsung company.) But, guys, give it a rest! We know the affordable Chromebooks are between $249 and $400. We know they have relatively small screens. After telling us that, please tell me in detail how to use a Chromebook or how Chrome OS is different than Windows and Android (if applicable) and Linux. Better yet, do what you did on the last two podcasts, spend some time on something besides Chromebooks. I realize there is not much new to say about Chromecast yet but could you at least list what apps work with Chromecast. Surely you could do an umpteen-part series on all the ins and outs of the Chrome browser. Maybe I just need to unsubscribe, but I do hope you can increase the content on future episodes.