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If you actually watch the video, you'll find that the browser (at least in the video) does look like a modified version of Google Chrome. If it supports the "apps" that Chrome does, we now know just what Android 3.0 has in store for us.
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If you look at some of the existing Android browsers like Dolphin, they do tabbed browsing. And Chrome OS "apps" are nothing more than web sites. Nothing a bookmark in any browser can't handle. Pinning might be useful, and I'm sure it will show up in various browsers in short order. Like I said, there is really nothing in ChromeOS worth porting to Android. |
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Actually, maybe the vast majority of Chrome OS apps (which also work in standard Chromium) are nothing but Web sites, but there are some that are installed as Chrome extensions:
Attachment 5828 Attachment 5829 Now I don't know about you, but it's these kinds of apps that in my opinion *need* to be ported. |
Um, Android already has several very nice calculators (RealCalc is my favorite) and I can't imagine needing to write a document on a phone. If you're doing it on a tablet, GoogleDocs already works on Android. And if all you need is a text editor, Android has those too.
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