After +Ron Amadeo just earlier, another reviewer with a reputation of being able to publish tough critic gives an early take at the Pixel C tablet: +David Ruddock

And it's hard to disagree with any of the points made here.

Well, let's see if Google will now prioritize extending the desktop and productivity features of Android OS.
Starting with window management, which is the very first basic bloc required for desktop-like computing and missing entirely in Android 6.0 today.

It's even time for Google to play catch-up not only to Samsung & LG who popularized multi-tasking windowing features but now Apple who introduced Side Over, Split View and Picture-in-picture in iOS9 for tablets.

BTW, +PhoneArena just published an article making a good presentation of them: http://www.phonearena.com/news/iOS-9-multitasking-explained.-Split-View-vs-Slide-Over-whats-the-difference-and-should-you-care_id74250

Your turn Google!

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Editorial: I Used The Pixel C, And It Seems Like A Pretty Bad Idea
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12 thoughts on “After +Ron Amadeo just earlier, another reviewer with a reputation of being able to publish tough critic gives an early take at the Pixel C tablet: +David Ruddock”

  1. The good and bad part is that Android itself is quite capable of handling multiple Windows except for a few focus problems. Something like ios does should be really easy to do. Let's wait and see when this will come.

    But I agree with the article. I prefer to just have an ultrabook with Intel inside and a desktop OS. But maybe I'm oldschool

  2. Well, I'm already pretty impressed by Remix OS 1.5 after a few minutes of use.
    I had to watch a video to figure out how to switch apps into windowed mode instead of full-screen (from the bottom-right screen, by activating the Phone mode), but it's not bad at all already.
    This message was typed on my regular computer USB keyboard plugged on the tablet BTW 🙂

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