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We've been talking for ages now about the intersection of Chrome OS and Android and the endless ways Google's two primary platforms work
together.For all of the overlap, though, Chrome OS and Android have never actually coexisted within the framework of a single device —
living side by side on a multipart system, in other words, and acting as complementary halves of a unified experience
But if one ambitious inventor gets his way, that may be about to change.The guy's name is Ken Mages, and he's come up with a product known
It's described as a "second screen for your smartphone" — one that runs Chrome-OS-like software and puts "the world's smallest Chromebook"
right alongside your phone.
