It’s Official! This New Google OS Will Run Android Apps
We all know very well that the tech giant Google currently has two operating systems, first, the most used mobile operating system, of course, Android and the second one is the well-known ChromeOS which is basically used in Chromebooks.
Now according to the latest reports, soon the tech giant Google will launch its next-generation operating system, yes, I am talking about none other than Fuchsia. And not only that, as along with its third year of development, the tech giant Google’s new operating system, Fuchsia may replace Android.
However, the most interesting thing about this new Google operating system, Fuchsia OS is that it will have support for Android apps and it has been confirmed by Fuchsia itself. This means that the transformation of the current scene will be progressive, without any disturbances.
In short, the all-new Fuchsia OS will be able to run virtually each and every application currently, that you have on your Android smartphone. However, let me clarify that both systems are part of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).
Being that it already contains a pre-built version of the Fuchsia SDK. In other words, the kit used to develop apps for this new operating system. Hence, it was believed that this should be used to emulate the Android apps on the all-new Fuchsia operating system.
The all-new Fuchsia operating system is being fully developed from scratch by the tech giant Google. All this in order to evade some of the current limitations of the most used mobile operating system Android.
Moreover, the most interesting thing is that the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, Huawei will be one of the first to test the Fuchsia OS. And not only that even the all-new Fuchsia OS can be simply used in both smartphones and computers.
The well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei testing this new Fuchsia OS in its own smartphone, Honor Play which is powered by the Kirin 970 processor, its one of the current flagship SoC that guarantees top performance. However, for now, currently, we do not have any date for the presentation of the final version of this new operating system, hence, to know more simply we have to wait.

CREDIT: Techviral.net








The idea that Fuchsia would replace Android is one that’s been around for a while, and Ars Technica has an interesting take on this. As it notes, Android was built long before the iPhone was released, and was originally intended as an operating system for digital cameras. After the launch of the iPhone, Android was re-purposed for phones, but Google is still stuck to commitments it made with Android many years ago. The company faces a lot of challenges with Android — for example, it struggles to get updates rolled out across the entire ecosystem of devices — and it’s possible that Fuchsia would help to solve some of these issues.

I hope it solves the memory management problem of android

Donbigi2:
I hope it solves the memory management problem of android

I Hope So

OLUWABIG:


I Hope So

And issues of malwarePhoneBeings

MrBONE2:

And issues of malwarePhoneBeings

Yea They should deal with that too