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Google hasn’t revealed much about Fuchsia OS publicly, but every now and then, it quietly drops hints and clues which further affirm the progress of the mysterious OS. Now, Google has officially launched the Fuchsia OS developer website, fuchsia.dev. This isn’t the first time the site has been spotted. Just after Google I/O, the site […]
Details regarding Fuchsia OS still remain a mystery but Google has started to reveal more about its new operating system. Just a couple of days back, an executive mentioned Fuchsia on a list of platforms supported by Flutter. Today, Fuchsia OS got the biggest confirmation from the company when Android and Chrome chief Hiroshi Lockheimer acknowledged Fuchsia […]
At Google I/O 2019, many of us were looking forward to announcements or news related to Google’s new OS Fuchsia. Well, the company didn’t disappoint us completely as it dropped a small clue that it’s actively working on Fuchsia and we can keep our hopes for the new operating system. One of the major announcements […]
The past few months have been flooded with Fuchsia-related reports. If you haven’t been following all the developments closely, you can take a look at our Fuchsia coverage on Fossbytes and stay updated. It’s an open source operating system being developed by Google and there are chances that it might replace Linux-powered Android and Chrome […]
Google has been working on its mysterious operation system Fuchsia for quite some time now. Time and again, we have seen several hints and clues which confirms the existence of the new OS. The most recent one was dropped by a high ranking Apple engineer Bill Stevenson who has confirmed publicly that he’s joining Google to bring the Fuchsia OS to the […]
When we talk about any open source operating system, most of the times it’s based on Linux or BSD. It rarely happens that there’s a new operating system kernel is being developed as it requires tons of work. This is where Fuchsia comes in. It is Google’s upcoming operating system with a new kernel (Magenta) […]
Ever since Google started teasing its mysterious Fuchsia operating system in 2016, it has been making headlines now and then. There have been repeated rumors of Google looking to use Fuchsia in place of its Android and Chrome OS operating systems. In a recent development, XDA Developers’ Mishaal Rahman spotted Fuschia OS in AOSP’s ART […]
Short Bytes: Google’s VP of engineering for Android, Dave Burke, answered some questions about Google’s secret Fuchsia OS. Talking at Android Fireside Chat, Burke said that it’s a project which isn’t directly related to Android. He said that at the moment it’s an early stage experiment, just like many other Google projects. We’ve been hearing […]
Short Bytes: The first good look at Google’s open source operating system Fuchsia OS is here. Discovered by Hotfixit, the default GUI of Fuchsia is Armadillo and it’s the default UI for Fuchsia. The interface looks like a card-based system and contains Google Now-like suggestions. Build using Google’s Futter SDK, you can compile the code as and APK […]
Short Bytes: Google is working on an open source operating system named Fuchsia. Recently, this Magenta kernel-based OS got its new logo. One of the developers also sent the first tweet from a Fuchsia device (emulator). There are indications that Google will target IoT, mobile and PC demographics with Fuchsia OS. Last year in August, we told […]
Short Bytes: It’s not every day that a new operating system kernel pops up out of the woodwork, and when one does, it’s rarely from a name as big as Google’s. There’s a lot of speculation around what Fuchsia is and what Google intends to do with it. Here’s our take on project Fuchsia. It […]
Short Bytes: To gain an even larger market share of operating systems, Google is working to create a new open source operating system named Fuchsia. You can find repositories of the OS on GitHub and Google’s website that mention the existence of its kernel Magenta. In the description, Google calls it an OS that targets […]