Of course chrome books now run Android apps and Android tablets now often come with keyboards. The biggest difference is that chrome books get 10 years of updates and android only gets 2-3!
@@JoeHoeDoesSomething how far out of date? I have used Chromebooks that were a couple of years past the expiration date and was able to access web sites without any issues. But with new Chromebooks getting at least 9 years of support that’s not going to be an issue going forward for most people.
@@JoeHoeDoesSomething the length of updates support is now mandated by Google to a minimum of 8 years from when a specific model is introduced. In addition Google is working to separate the CB operating system from the Chrome browser itself, this assuring that security updates will continue long after the OS updates end. As Chromebooks now run most of the major Android apps the whole nature of Chromebooks has changed. There is very little that an Android tablet or phone can do that a Chromebook can’t do. I run both in a regular basis and have experienced very few”glitches”.
Agreed. That's why I honestly hate a lot of these "which should you choose?" videos because ultimately their answer is always something along the lines of "It DePeNdS oN yOuR nEeDs!" or some bullshit like that lol.
Of course chrome books now run Android apps and Android tablets now often come with keyboards. The biggest difference is that chrome books get 10 years of updates and android only gets 2-3!
@@JoeHoeDoesSomething how far out of date? I have used Chromebooks that were a couple of years past the expiration date and was able to access web sites without any issues. But with new Chromebooks getting at least 9 years of support that’s not going to be an issue going forward for most people.
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@@JoeHoeDoesSomething the length of updates support is now mandated by Google to a minimum of 8 years from when a specific model is introduced. In addition Google is working to separate the CB operating system from the Chrome browser itself, this assuring that security updates will continue long after the OS updates end.
As Chromebooks now run most of the major Android apps the whole nature of Chromebooks has changed. There is very little that an Android tablet or phone can do that a Chromebook can’t do. I run both in a regular basis and have experienced very few”glitches”.
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So, no useful information whatsoever, just repetition of 'Android is for mobile devices and Chrome is for the Chrome browser'.
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Agreed. That's why I honestly hate a lot of these "which should you choose?" videos because ultimately their answer is always something along the lines of "It DePeNdS oN yOuR nEeDs!" or some bullshit like that lol.