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 - [Table of contents](#table-of-contents)
+- [Change log](#changelog)
 - [Introduction](#introduction)
     - [About this repository](#about-this-repository)
         - [Branches in this repository](#branches-in-this-repository)
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 - [About us](#about-us)
 
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+# Changelog
 
-# Introduction
-This document describes how to build and run Google Chromium OS on Raspberry Pi 3b, from its source code and the board overlay hosted in this repository.
+### 2018-11-19
+##### Update to Chromium OS r70
+* The overlays are now updated to build Chromium OS r70
+* Fix poor graphic performance with full hardware accelecration enabled.
+* Add firmware support for Raspberry Pi 3B+. Note that although kernel patches for brcm are in place, there are still issues with wifi with this release.
+* You can build packages with "cros_embedded" (or uncomment the USE flags in `overlay-rpi3/make.conf`) to produce a more efficient image.
 
-This overlay and the document has been tested against Raspberry Pi 3b by the FydeOS team. It doesn't work on Pi 2.
 
-## Change Logs
+# Introduction
+This document describes how to build and run Google Chromium OS on Raspberry Pi 3B & 3B+, from its source code and the board overlay hosted in this repository.
 
-### Update to ChromiumOS R70
-* The overlays is move to fit for ChromiumOS R70.
-* Fix poor graphic performance (full hw accelecrate).
-* Add firmware for RPI 3B+, patches kernel for brcm, but it still doesn't work (so sad).
-* The image released is for testing usage, if you want more efficient, build packages with "cros_embedded" (or uncomment the USE flags in overlay-rpi3/make.conf) 
-* Some things need explored by yourself
+This overlay and the document has been tested against Raspberry Pi 3B & 3B+ by the FydeOS team. It doesn't work on any earlier version of the Raspberry Pi line-up.
 
 ## About this repository
 The code and document in this repository is the result of works by the people of the Flint team. We previously worked on this overlay internally and released a few disk images for Raspberry Pi to the public. Now we open this to the public.
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 # More information
 [Chromium OS Developer Guide](http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-guide). This is the official source of how to build Chromium OS
 
-[The FydeOS website, English site](https://fydeos.io), our home :)
 
-[The FydeOS website, Chinese site](https://fydeos.com), our home, in Chinese.
+[The FydeOS website](https://fydeos.com), our home.
 
 
 # About us
 Fyde began with a vision where all applications and services we use today will be living in the Cloud. We believed that with the ever advancing browser platform technology and web frontend performances, it’s not surprising that most things we do today with the internet can be done through a single browser window. We are stepping into an era where installable apps will soon become history. FydeOS is our answer to this new era for computing.
 
-FydeOS is a simple, secure, fast and productive operating system. Based on the open-source Chromium Project that also powers the well-known Google Chromebooks. FydeOS inherits most of the benefits that Chromebooks have but also bundled with our enhancements and new features. We have turned FydeOS into a more open platform, users will no longer be forced to rely on Google services and have the freedom to choose whichever services they prefer. We have also made FydeOS run on a wider range of hardware platforms ranging from x86 PCs and ARM based single board computers, providing endless of possibilities and potentials of how FydeOS can be used and applied.
+FydeOS is a simple, secure, fast and productive operating system. Based on the open-source Chromium Project that also powers the well-known Google Chromebooks. FydeOS inherits most of the benefits that Chromebooks have but also bundled with our enhancements and new features. We have turned FydeOS into a more open platform, users will no longer be forced to rely on Google services and have the freedom to choose whichever services they prefer. We have also made FydeOS run on a wider range of hardware platforms ranging from x86 PCs and ARM based single board computers, providing endless of possibilities and potentials of how FydeOS can be used and applied.