This might be the end of ChromeOS, but what's next could be better
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from ZDNET2 months ago
ChromeOS Flex can extend the usability of older hardware, reducing e-waste, but lacks native Android app support, limiting its appeal for users.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/this-might-be-the-end-of-chromeos-but-whats-next-could-be-better/
Google's potential merger of ChromeOS and Android is crucial to reclaiming market competitiveness against Apple's dominance in the Arm-based laptop arena.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/this-might-be-the-end-of-chromeos-but-whats-next-could-be-better/
As Apple sets new benchmarks with its M-series devices at budget-friendly prices, Google must innovate to prevent losing ground in the rapidly evolving tech market.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/this-might-be-the-end-of-chromeos-but-whats-next-could-be-better/
The lack of native Android app support stands as a major setback for ChromeOS Flex, especially in a landscape where ecosystem integration matters significantly.
ZDNEThttps://www.zdnet.com/article/this-might-be-the-end-of-chromeos-but-whats-next-could-be-better/
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