Eps 1108: Google Fuchsia Rumors
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But we know that Google Fuchsia is about being able to do what you want with any device you have. However, we know that there's no such thing as a perfect device, just a device that can do what it wants with the device it has at its disposal, and that's Google's Android.
The Google Pixel Slate gave us a glimpse into the future of Google Fuchsia, even though it never operated the nascent operating system and gave us no clues as to a release date. trace approach that brings Android to a wide range of hardware, from messaging to VR and video editors.
In addition, we can expect Google's Fuchsia OS to be updated regularly, and as mentioned above, Google will change the operating system's interface to make it more palatable on tablets, bringing it closer to the Android experience on Android devices such as the Pixel Slate and Pixel XL. operating system that combines all its new OS features with Linux, as well as the Google Play Store and Google Drive.
It seems likely that those benefits will prove to be a driving force for the company to replace the new Google Fuchsia OS and Android in the coming days.
Android and Chrome CEO Hiroshi Lockheimer gave some additional information about the platform and said that it will be targeted for use in the next 3 - 5 years, rather than the current 2 - 3 years. Specifically, some sources have mentioned that Google developers are planning a voice-controlled smart speaker for each of these speakers within the "next 3."
Lockheimer also said in an interview with The Verge: "We're looking at what a new version of the operating system might be. Fuchsia is about pushing the state - the - art, so that the things learned from it can flow into other products.
Fuchsia may hold the key to the future of Android, Chrome, and everything in between, but what could it be able to do that couldn't be achieved by simply updating Android or Chrome?
We expected Google to announce Fuchsia and its Android operating system as early as October 2017. The company is also "very much" kind of the Android runtime, which allows it to run Android apps, making it a viable alternative to Chrome and Chrome OS. Chromebooks like the Google Pixelbook are a great example of this, as they can run Google's own apps like Google Maps, Google Docs and Google Calendar, but they're not the only ones that can run on Android devices, with The upcoming Google Chromebook Pixel and Pixel XL are also set to run Android app.
We expected Google to announce Fuchsia and its Android operating system as early as October 2017. Chromebooks like the Google Pixelbook are that they run Google Maps, Google Docs and Google Calendar, which are also rumored to run Android apps, through Google Play, but there's still no word on whether it's running Android app or not.
It has been a while since Google made its plans for Fuchsia and its Android operating system very public, and we think that when it finally sees the light of day it will be a big step forward for the future of the company's mobile and desktop operating systems.
OS will be the penultimate Google OS, which will merge Google Chrome and Android and is expected to run on smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks.
We expect Google to announce the release of Fuchsia OS, the successor to Android OS, as early as October 2017. At the time, it was rumoured that Google was experimenting with a new operating system to replace the existing Android and Chrome and bring something futuristic. Google is testing a newer operating system called "Fuchsiana" on Pixelbooks and Google Chromebooks. Early news about Fuchia surfaced in December 2017, when Android Police reported on Google's plans for a "futuristic" version of the Android operating system for the Pixel and Pixel XL.
Chromebooks and Google Pixel books can run Fuchsia itself, which is also rumoured to run Android apps, via Google Play. There's no word on whether Chromebooks, Google's Pixels and Books, can run on Android Play, as is rumored.
In reality, Google has said little publicly about Fuchsia, but when it does, it suggests that the first Fuchsia devices may not be what we expect from them. I think when Google Futhksia finally sees the light of day, it will be the ultimate Google operating system, and not just for Chromebooks.