Googlebook review: Android on a laptop is still Android
THE SO WHAT
Android on laptops still feeling like a stretched phone OS means the ‘one stack everywhere’ dream is not ready for primary productivity workflows. If you’re standardizing fleets, keep Android laptops in the experimental bucket and avoid betting core employee experience on them yet.
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