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If the Googlebook mainly runs Android applications, then a large number of enterprise roles that depend on specific desktop software may not be able to migrate directly; virtual machines, remote desktops, or cloud streaming are common compromises, but they bring trade-offs in performance, licensing cost, and operational complexity.
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10/15/2026
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