Google has been hard at work on a new platform, dubbed Fuchsia OS. It was almost a given that the upcoming operating system would support Android apps, but a change to the Android Open Source Project ...

We’ve long suspected that Google’s upcoming operating system, Fuchsia, would join the ranks of Chrome OS (and Android) in its support for Android apps. Today, that suspicion has been confirmed by a ...

Google is far from officially confirming that it's working on a new operating system catered to all things smart, including mobile phones, tablets, computers, wearables, and other gadgets. But we've ...

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Google has been working on the Fuchsia system for a couple of years. The company has since said that it is not positioning Fuchsia as a replacement for Android. However, this week, Google removed a ...

Google could integrate Fuchsia OS into Android devices after all. However, probably not as you imagine, but in a more discreet way. Everything would revolve around the microfuchsia project. A ...

Now, almost two years after the first sightings of Project Fuchsia, a new report has emerged citing sources inside the Mountain View firm that outlines the current state of Fuchsia OS, it’s possible ...

A big chunk of Fuchsia-related code has been removed from the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) this week, but Google’s two operating systems are still set to have an intertwining relationship. In ...

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Google's mysterious new operating system is assumed to be a replacement for Android and Chrome OS — but what if the situation isn't actually so simple? If you follow a lot of Android news, odds are, ...

Google LLC’s experimental operating system Fuchsia, which might one day replace Android on smartphones and the like, will be able to run existing Android software applications, should it ever see the ...