Google is developing a unified operating system to replace and unify Android and Chrome called Fuchsia . The new welcome screen message would certainly fit with Fuchsia, an OS expected to run on smartphones, tablets, PCs, and devices with no screens in the distant future.
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With Android 12, the world’s most-used mobile operating system continues its steady march of carving out its unique selling points and finding differentiators from Apple’s iOS.
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Android 11 is the eleventh major release and 18th version of Android, the mobile operating system developed by the Open Handset Alliance led by Google. It was released on September 8, 2020.
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Two insiders say Samsung will replace Android with Fuchsia OS in a few years. In May, a leak said that Samsung might adopt Google’s Fuchsia OS in the future. At that time, it wasn’t clear whether the South Korean giant was planning to use it as an operating system for its smartphones.
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From what we know, the current Android apps will work with Fuchsia OS . It uses a card-based user interface and is loaded with Google’s Material design that we have seen on most Google products off late.
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Google has yet to publicly reveal what it’s long-term plans for the project are, although there is much speculation that Fuchsia is seen as a replacement for both Android and Chrome OS , allowing Google to focus its development effort on one core operating system.9 Ara 2020
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The tech giant has been working on the project since 2016 and has also released its update on Google’s first-generation smart display device Nest Hub. Samsung’s decision to ditch Android and give Google’s new open-source operating system can be seen in the context of growing relations between the two companies.
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