Google has been working on a mysterious new operating system called Fuchsia for the past few years. Fuchsia has appeared in various leaks during that time, potentially giving us glimpses of Google's future after Android. Fuchsia could replace both Android and Chrome OS, as well as other OS versions for internet-connected devices.
Google finally confirmed the existence of Fuchsia a few years ago without getting into much detail about the project. While it’s still unclear when Fuchsia will be released and whether it will replace Android, it sure looks like Google is getting closer to the point where it’ll give Fuchsia a proper introduction. The company's newest moves indicate that Google might be nearing a major milestone, offering developers access to Fuchsia for the first time
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Google might soon release the first beta of its mysterious OS that may replace Android originally appeared on BGR.com on Mon, 22 Mar 2021 at 16:11:57 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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