Things That ChromeOS Needs To Compete With Windows
Chrome as both a browser technology as well as a fully-fledged operating system has come a long way over the last couple of years, originally geared strictly towards school and education-based usage profiles, Chrome has found its way into both individual and enterprise level workflows. That alone is a huge feat considering the increasing demands from both sectors. That being said, it’s important to remember just how more fully featured Windows and even MacOS can be in comparison, so let’s talk about a few things that Chrome needs in order to compete with the best operating systems in the world!
Gaming
Gaming isn’t for everyone; both my parents haven’t really played a video game since the time of the Super Nintendo Entertainment system. However just because everyone doesn’t play video games doesn’t mean that the majority doesn’t. The fact remains that there are billions of people across the world logging into various video games and gaming platforms each and every day. While both Android and Chrome have a market share, it’s far from competitive in the grand scheme of things. With platforms like Steam and Epic being incredibly robust in the Windows ecosystem it will be increasingly important that Google develops in this space very rapidly. With Steam already in an alpha testing phase on various hardware configurations it shows…
