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I still feel they haven't resolved the Android vs. Chrome OS debate. I can't imagine this doesn't create some tension within the organization. Maybe they're h

I still feel they haven't resolved the Android vs. Chrome OS debate. I can't imagine this doesn't create some tension within the organization. Maybe they're hoping to sell Android to Oracle (yikes).

jfb 14y ago
Or develop a ChromeOS tablet! "We're pushing computing forward. It'll definitely make the ecosystem rethink touch," Pichai said. "I think people will take the first step toward building tablets with this." [1] Are the inmates running the asylum over there? [1] http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57570520-93/googles-chromebook-pixel-elevates-chrome-os-ambitions/ http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57570520-93/googles-chromeb...
dragonwriter 14y ago
> I still feel they haven't resolved the Android vs. Chrome OS debate. The long-term strategy, which they announced years ago, is to converge the two platforms. (Its been obvious for some time that, in more detail, Android was the near-term comparatively low-risk [for Google] option, and ChromeOS was the long-term, higher-risk option.)