Sidekick Browser wants to be a productivity-honed ‘work OS’ on Chromium | TechCrunch
The paradox of connected computing is how much information is made available to us in just a few clicks or taps — but also how this ocean of available data can overwhelm and lap over a particular bit of intel the moment we need to lay our fingers back on it. Fire up a web […]
Sidekick Browser wants to be a productivity-honed 'work OS' on Chromium | TechCrunch Sidekick Browser wants to be a productivity-honed ‘work OS’ on Chromium Natasha Lomas 12:01 PM PDT · March 19, 2021 The paradox of connected computing is how much information is made available to us in just a few clicks or taps — but also how this ocean of available data can overwhelm and lap over a particular bit of intel the moment we need to lay our fingers back on it. Fire up a web browser and it’s hard to deny it’s the best of times for knowledge work. Yet working a
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