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Since Chrome already has an 'appstore' for web-applications, I think it is safe to assume similar facility will find its way into Android devices. This will pr
by nimrody 15y ago
Since Chrome already has an 'appstore' for web-applications, I think it is safe to assume similar facility will find its way into Android devices.
This will probably bring more native capabilities and will let the user allow/restrict the application in terms of accessing the device HW.
It will also make it easier to monetize such applications -- assuming they somehow prevent users from downloading the apps and bypassing the appstore.
- ryanhuff 15y agoWhile I would agree that Chrome, in some flavor, should be a part of Android, I wouldn't assume that Chrome is destine to be a part of Android. The Chrome and Android projects seem to be dueling strategies at Google. http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/17/google-chrome-android/ http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/17/google-chrome-android/