Based on the news from the Google I/O today that Android apps will soon run on Chrome OS devices, any thoughts on if or when Logos will run on my Chromebook (aside from the Biblia web interface)?
Unless I'm missing something that is up to google. If they are going to make the chromebook OS compatible with android apps, then the logos android app should not be excluded.
From what I've read, it doesn't seem like all apps will work (not sure who needs to upgrade what to make that happen) and I haven't heard a timeline. Frankly, if the Android app will run on my Chromebook, I can strictly use my Chromebook for everything. And I'll be a very happy camper at that point.
From what I've read, it doesn't seem like all apps will work (not sure who needs to upgrade what to make that happen) and I haven't heard a timeline.
We're not sure either. [:)] I can't imagine any reason why we (Logos) would want to prevent our apps from running on Chromebooks, but as you know, Google was pretty light on details yesterday, so I can't say for sure whether our apps will work or not. I agree that it would be really cool! It seems like if they can make Android apps run in Chrome OS, they might eventually allow Android apps to run in Chrome for Windows, Mac, & Linux. Which would be awesome! [:)]
We have a developer at Google I/O this year, so I'll send him a message this morning and see if he can find out any details today.
