Chromebook Apps?

Posted by Ken
Feb 26, 2014 at 04:08 PM

Dr Andus wrote:
>In terms of the hardware, the main benefit of the Chromebook I find is
>that it’s instantly on. My Google Calendar is always my first tab, so
>upon opening the lid it immediately shows my calendar. The other
>benefits are the full-sized keyboard, and long battery life (compared to
>other laptop/netbook formats).

Thank you both for your suggestions. The above features are what are attractive about the Chromebook. The iPad offers similar features, minsu a built-in keyboard. Yes, there are great keyboards, but unless you are just typing text, I find the arrangement less than easy, as the only way that you can interact with programs is with your finger. I will have a look at Momonote and another look a GQueues. I still pine for Ecco, but as much as I love it, I am not too certain about reviving it, as much as it may be my favorite piece of software. I may reconsider the iPad, but whatever I use, I know that it will need to be light weight, have instant on, and good battery life. I am still open to further suggestions if anybody has more thoughts.

Thanks,

—Ken