Computex 2011: Android will not compete with Chrome OS says Google executive
TAIPEI, Taiwan - Visiting Taiwan during Computex 2011, Google’s senior VP of Chrome, Sundar Pichai said the firm would not be porting its Chrome OS to tablets or handsets, nor would it be scaling Android up to Chromebooks.
Since Google's Chrome browser was unveiled in September 2008, its users have exceeded 160 million around the globe.
Discussing the latest developments and strategies of Chrome and Chrome OS at the show, Pichai discussed Google’s plans for ever pervasive cloud computing, always-on connectivity and better performance thanks to hardware optimization for the firm’s software.
“We’re incredibly excited about the progress,” said Pichai to journalists at Google’s press conference in Taipei. “We are approaching 20% share in many countries and there are countries where we are well above 20%,” he added.
Since Google's Chrome browser was unveiled in September 2008, its users have exceeded 160 million around the globe.
Discussing the latest developments and strategies of Chrome and Chrome OS at the show, Pichai discussed Google’s plans for ever pervasive cloud computing, always-on connectivity and better performance thanks to hardware optimization for the firm’s software.
“We’re incredibly excited about the progress,” said Pichai to journalists at Google’s press conference in Taipei. “We are approaching 20% share in many countries and there are countries where we are well above 20%,” he added.
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