We saw it coming, but Chrome for Android is the biggest news for Google’s mobile platform this year. It signals that Android will be around for a long time, but we might also look back on today as the day that native operating systems began to die and web operating systems started to take over.
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Ever since Chrome OS was announced, the excitement for the operating system seemed to be matched by the curiosity of its purpose. Shortly after the initial announcement, when the CR-48 devices were being shipped, I remember being asked repeatedly “If I have an Android phone and a tablet, do I really need a cloud computer?” ... Read More »
Ever since Chrome OS and Google TV were announced, many Android fans have wondered how those projects would merge with Google’s mobile OS. This past week at CES, Motorola provided a look into the future and revealed exactly where Google is taking their platforms.
The future of Android and mobile computing lies in the smart ... Read More »
What if your browser was your operating system?
Developers can utilize Insyde Market to distribute their apps to Android netbook platforms.
LiveAndroid is an exciting project to provide a bootable version of Android for common PCs. They have provided a bootable CD image for quite some time and recently added support for a bootable USB image in v0.2.
Want to give Google Android a try, but don’t feel like buying a T-Mobile G1? ... Read More »
