Chromeos needs more love and attention more than the mobile transformation with Android

After diving into luxury Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14I have a chromos in my mind. Apparently, as well as Google. In an interview with TechradarAndroid “Daddy” Samer Samat is a small bomb around the future of chromosome, although no of the initial details. He said that Google intends to combine chromosia and Android “on one platform.” This project appears to be in the early stage of development. Samat said that he was analyzing the applications that people use on their computers or Mac devices, which he wanted to emulate in a revised laptop experience.

Google is famous for killing products, but is this a form of death for chromos or transformation? It will rely on whether Google is actually focused on creating a platform designed for a regular laptop user or whether he only draws chromos with Bold material, but one-3 expressive material aesthetic. In that I/O Dev ConferenceGoogle said that the next Android 16 is supposed to support the display screens better than before. This is a good thing, because software on Android Tablets has been suffering for years.

Google plans to combine all their varying environmental systems in a blatant contradiction with Apple. Although most of the attention has remained on Re -Design liquid glassIPad Maker recently revealed its IPADOS 26 plans, which is a redesign that will be done Finally, enable many Windows on the screen once. Although updating the operating system will make the iPad look like a Mac, Beta Developer shows how the experiment was designed for tablets. If Google actually plans to make a real change in Chromeos, he should think greatly. It needs to create a low -cost laptop design experience. Not, this update cannot be more than artificial intelligence in every corner and corner.

Receive Chromebooks Ordinary annual feature updates This feels more like chromosia Hand -burdened Another leading Google products. There are some features, such as the integration of Google’s tasks on the application shelf and the GIF recorded for a quick Mimi sending to friends, all good and dandy. But a little of the experience really feels separated. Outside a set of broadcast applications and some games in the Play Store that plays well with laptop decisions, users are expected to jump to the Chrome browser for all their important tasks. Want to write? Use Google documents. Want to edit photos? Jumping to the restricted version -based version of Photoshop.

This deficiency in the largest Chromeos developer community makes the Chromebook book very similar to one dowry. You can do a lot with it, although you are just ready to register in half a balance of cloud services to play code, photo editing, videos, or games. These cheap devices that anyone can enter, but even more, are a way to Google to pay various subscription services. The Big One Today is Google One, a service ranging from $ 20 a month that gives you 2 terabytes of cloud storage-which I will admit is attractive on its own-but the main reason behind its existence is that it allows access to the most advanced Gemini Ai models in Google. Google is currently trying to lure users with a six -month promise of Google One without any additional cost when purchasing a new Chromebook. Of course, you will have to cancel the subscription yourself as soon as the bill is due.

Over the past few years, Gemini has come to the company’s cheap laptop line, and now it sits on the previous CAPS lock key as “Access Access”. There are some features such as “Help Me Read” to summarize the text or “Help me to write” to write an email when you cannot be upset to coordinate some bare sentences. There are some other artificial intelligence features that Google loves to promote, such as searching for your Google Lens for your photos in the exhibition application. For Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14, Google has added login to AI to register events in the App Contentlm app also to the app shelf as well.

Nothing of this provides what I will consider to consider an embodiment. Instead, Google needs to focus on making Android applications really compatible with Chromebook. Although I can get Disney+ or GeForce now the original applications directly from the Chromeos desktop screen, there are a lot of applications set to run in tablet mode. Chromebooks still a distinct form of laptops – its main sale point is the ability to withstand costs – but can be more. It requires a customized experience more than just a Google services gate.