Chromebook: Three things Google must do in 2015

Summary: The Chromebook HAS Evolved nicely, resulting and in acceptance by schools and Some enterprises. Even so, There Are three things Google must do next year to make it a better solution.

Having used since Chromebooks They Appeared first, it's clear to me That They Are a good solution. They Can Be Both used for work and play, And They are more able than Many Realize.

There are three things must do with Google Chrome OS and Chromebook in the 2015 to Broaden the appeal of the inexpensive laptops. They center around one-have capability That Chromebooks Recently Acquired only.

Google has-beens Adding touch controls to Chrome OS, goal so far it's not good enough. Google May think it's not critical, objective touch is here to stay and it Needs to be totally integrated Into the Chrome and Chromebook.
This requires a two-prong effort getting touch Both in the browser and the Chrome OS interface. It Should Be as possible to operate all aspects of the OS by touch, Especially pinch / zoom across the board. There is no apology for controls To Be too tiny on the screen to control by touching 'em.

This extends to all web apps and extensions, so Google Will need to Log developers get behind the efforts without exception. Chromebooks are mobile devices, and users expect to Control Them As They do --other Such devices. That means clustering touch.

Tablet time
Once touch is integrated juste Into Chromebook operation, it's time for Google to work with major OEMs to Produce Good tablets. In addition to the tablet form, this opens the door for hybrid Chromebooks That Work as Both laptop and tablet, just as we see in the Windows world.

Hybrid Chromebooks are already Beginning to Appear, aim with touch operation That Is less-than-optimal they're not going Likely To Be Big sellers.

Once touch control has-been done Correctly in Chrome OS, Chromebooks hybrids Will Make Both valid options for the enterprise, the education sector, and the consumer. Low-cost hybrids Will Have appeal across the board, and enable Google to Penetrate Markets They Do better than today.

Hybrids and tablets open the door for Chromebooks of different sizes, and this Will Make Them a better option for vertical markets. Different size tablets Can Be used for a Variety of functions and industries.

Make a Good mobile keyboard

With good touch operation and OEMs making nice tablets, Google and partners need to Log look at what Microsoft HAS done with the Surface and Its keyboard cover. While MOST touch Chromebooks Will Be Produced in the size hybrid with keyboards That rotate out of the way for tablet operation, this is no substitute for a removable solution.

HAS Microsoft designed a good method for the Surface That keyboard uses a physical connection to the tablet. This Eliminates The Need for a wireless connection and the Need for rechargeable keyboard. Just snap it on and use the keyboard, just remove it and use the tablet.
The Chromebook and Chrome OS with proper touch operation Would Be a good fit for a tablet and good keyboard solution. Like the Surface, Would Have this broad appeal in all the sectors of Google Needs to Penetrate. Schools can benefit from the tablet form, and the Company would appreciate the flexibilité It Would the bring.

Google's advantage with touch
In summary, with good (and total) integration of touch in Chrome OS tablets Will Be a viable option for Chromebooks. Throw in a space style keyboard and Chromebooks might start Appearing everywhere.

Google HAS an advantage to get touch working, and that's the Chrome browser. Chrome HAS decent touch control in Both the Android and iOS versions. Touch Control In Those OSes is not quite as good as it Needs to be, it's a good goal for Google start to get touch right on the Chromebook.

Google Needs to do this next year pour augmenter acceptance of Chromebooks in all of the Major Sectors in mobile. Conventional laptop models Will still be around, and the tablet Chromebook Will round out The Offering for buyers. Chromebook laptops, hybrids, and tablets Will all benefit from proper touch control, and Google must get this done soon.

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