The growing tech backlash in schools, previously focused on phones, is now extending to devices like Chromebooks, with concerns about their impact on student learning and well-being.

A growing tech backlash in schools is leading to a reduction in the use of devices like Chromebooks for activities like YouTube and video games, with some institutions returning to traditional textbooks and pencils, a phenomenon now being termed "Chromebook remorse."

Apple has launched the new MacBook Neo, priced at $599, positioning it as a direct competitor to Chromebooks and Windows-based personal computers.