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I guess my point is that people don't always have wifi. I want to use my laptop on the plane (though some airlines now offer super-exorbitantly-priced wifi, I
by na85 12y ago
I guess my point is that people don't always have wifi. I want to use my laptop on the plane (though some airlines now offer super-exorbitantly-priced wifi, I still refuse to pay for it) or in the back seat of a car.
I should be able to tap away at a document or use a Thunderbird-style "send emails when you next have connectivity" mail client.
My understanding is that the Google apps don't currently offer this.
- mkozlows 12y agoTry it out on your Windows laptop, if you want, and you'll see how it works. My understanding is that this functionality is there to some extent, but I haven't used a laptop without wifi in long enough that I have no real idea.
- rbanffy 12y agoAs far as I know, most Google branded apps can do this and there is nothing preventing third parties from doing it too. You can probably boot your laptop with a ChromiumOS live stick and check it out.