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"Google’s frame is the browser window. Apple’s frame is the screen. That’s what we’ll remember about today’s keynote ten years from now." So... what happens wh
by code_duck 15y ago
"Google’s frame is the browser window. Apple’s frame is the screen. That’s what we’ll remember about today’s keynote ten years from now."
So... what happens when you maximize the browser window?
The actual issue is Google wants to be accessible from any device, Apple wants to sell you their custom hardware.
"But Google’s vision is about software you run in a web browser. Apple’s is about native apps you run on devices."
Other than that Apple wants to sell you hardware, there are only technical differences between those two things.
- ralfd 15y ago> So... what happens when you maximize the browser window? And what happens when you minimize it? That is Grubers point. Google wants to make the (their) browser to be the OS. Apple likes native applications. At least from John Grubers larger narrative. According to him (and I agree) ChromeOS and the Chromebook are feeling more Google-y than Android.