Heating up today is a fresh serving of new gadget in the 'tablet space'. With quite a few companies having already indicated that products based on Google’s Android platform are in progress. Recent rumors have surfaced that indicate Google is working on not one, but two, tablets, one based on Android, and the other on the Chrome OS. The company is working directly with HTC and Motorola if the rumors are to be believed, with the goal to produce a flagship tablet for each platform.
In the midst of this Android tablet frenzy, we mustn’t overlook that Google is working on the Chrome OS, and is expected to make sure it works well on tablets. Google didn’t set any sales records with its flagship Android phone, the Nexus One. This phone was produced through a collaboration with Google and HTC to jump-start the fledgling Android platform in the smartphone market. That effort was a success on several levels, and there are three reasons Google should repeat the Nexus One process in the tablet space.
In the midst of this Android tablet frenzy, we mustn’t overlook that Google is working on the Chrome OS, and is expected to make sure it works well on tablets. Google didn’t set any sales records with its flagship Android phone, the Nexus One. This phone was produced through a collaboration with Google and HTC to jump-start the fledgling Android platform in the smartphone market. That effort was a success on several levels, and there are three reasons Google should repeat the Nexus One process in the tablet space.
