Google’s Android operating system for mobile devices has gained significant traction in the market. Will Google follow this success up by pushing the OS into more sophisticated computing devices? Or will it use its browser based-OS Chrome to take on Apple and Microsoft in the PC software market?
These are the questions I tackle in this edition of Ask Maggie. I also offer some perspective on why it’s still important to choose a wireless based on network performance and reliability.
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