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Yes, Google is positioning them as the future of computers and replacement devices for millions of people. Also, I'm not a sysadmin. I was just trying to write
by sullivandanny 16y ago
Yes, Google is positioning them as the future of computers and replacement devices for millions of people. Also, I'm not a sysadmin. I was just trying to write a blog post using it, actually. To get a picture from my phone and into the post, right now Google wants me to upload it from the phone to the cloud, then down to my machine. Sneakernet also works -- might be nice to support that, too. And it'll come.
- TheAmazingIdiot 16y agoGoogle doesn't seem to be that obtuse. Example: I was syncing up my blackberry calendar with Google Calendar. Now, I wanted the phases of the moon on my phone's calendar, but did not want to type them in. I found a .ical hosted on Apple's website that did just that. However, it was zipped. Now, Google Cal has a feature of "Give it a url and we'll make it work". So, not thinking it would work, gave it the zipped URL in the form of a server call (not a direct link)... and it Just Works. I then manually sync my GCal to my blackberry cal, and it works flawlessly. If this the kind of stuff that Google people do, all the better. It just works.