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As an Android fan I have to agree. (Although the $150 tablets make me ponder grabbing one and turning them into a fancy alarm clock...) Keep in mind Google do
by blocke 16y ago
As an Android fan I have to agree. (Although the $150 tablets make me ponder grabbing one and turning them into a fancy alarm clock...)
Keep in mind Google doesn't yet license market access or the "Google Experience" to these tablets either. The only way a tablet gets access to the Google goodies right now is if they are technically cellphones.
Google isn't pushing Android for tablet use at all yet. Maybe with Android 3.0 but probably not. Google TV looks like a completely different environment that happens to also run Android apps.
- danudey 16y agoJudging from how Google's been managing the Android project, they're probably working on adding tablet features to an internal port that they haven't released to the public (and won't, until the device is ready to be released by its manufacturer).