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This seems technologically awesome, but I don't really know how useful this will be presently to everyday people. I can't really think of any Android apps peopl
by rifung 12y ago
This seems technologically awesome, but I don't really know how useful this will be presently to everyday people. I can't really think of any Android apps people would want to run on their computer.
- skeoh 12y agoConsider the inverse situation. I can now write PC apps which will run on your Android.
- ninjayi 12y agoI would love to be able to continuous most apps on my computer once I am using one, instead of picking up the phone and drain its battery. Running the apps on computer is the first step.
- MarkMc 12y agoThat's because in most cases the app functionality is duplicated on the desktop, either as a web app or native desktop app. On my phone for example such apps include Gmail, Skype, Kindle, The Economist, Google Calendar, YouTube, my banking app, Facebook, Spotify, Photos, Maps. But in future the simplest way for a developer to provide the same functionality on both desktop and Android smartphone will be to create a single Android app.