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Google turns Android into a desktop OS in 5 steps
Merging Android and ChromeOS is a bold first step, but turning Android into a true alternative to MacOS, iPadOS, and Windows requires Google to make some big moves.
While Google has improved developer tools in recent years, the Play Store still has a limited selection of apps optimized for tablets or Chromebooks compared to Apple's robust iPad ecosystem. While Treble has improved the situation since its introduction seven years ago, it hasn't been a silver bullet -- OEMs still play a significant role in the update pipeline, and delays remain common. Borrowing ideas from MacOS's Mission Control or Windows' Task View, Android could also introduce virtual desktops to help users separate workflows into dedicated spaces.
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