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I've always felt that in concept, Chrome OS belonged on phones and Android on laptops. Think about it -- Chrome OS really needs an always-connected device, whi
by derekp7 12y ago
I've always felt that in concept, Chrome OS belonged on phones and Android on laptops. Think about it -- Chrome OS really needs an always-connected device, which is a phone, whereas Android runs all apps locally (except apps which have a sole purpose of getting online such as web browsers).
- digi_owl 12y agoEarly Chromebooks shipped with a mobile radio built in, iirc. Not sure if that is the case any more, or that they now assume that everyone has a phone with a wifi hotspot capability.