Perplexity’s Comet browser invites
Folks, I have been give 5 invites to trial Comet. If you want one, reply here and I’ll give them out in order. Assuming they’re in any way rare… I have no idea!
Folks, I have been give 5 invites to trial Comet. If you want one, reply here and I’ll give them out in order. Assuming they’re in any way rare… I have no idea!
My understanding is that Android emulators primarily exist for mobile development and app testing and such-like, and maybe secondarily, to play mobile games.
I want to explore the possibility of using them as a, basically, full-time replacement for installing apps on my phone. More and more apps and services have no "desktop/laptop" version, and no website version. Installing the app on your phone is starting to become a non-negotiable requirement ... one that I'd like to find a work-around to.
So, yeah ... I guess that's the question. Is this a 'thing'? Has anyone experimented with--or flat-out used--an emulator on a desktop/laptop to run their banking app and the like? Is this even possible? Can you connect an emulator to an app-store and just start downloading/installing stuff?
Thanks.
Do you change them out often? Or do you set up a rotating gallery? Right now, I've gone back to this photograph of assorted food cubes that I came across in my uni days.