Amazon smart TVs could soon replace Fire OS with Linux-based Vega OS

Amazon wants to disconnect from Android, and prepares a new streaming device, a possible successor to Fire TVs, which would bet on its own Linux-based operating system.

Amazon smart TVs could soon replace Fire OS with Linux-based Vega OS

Electronics newsletter Lowpass reports that Amazon is preparing a new TV streaming device powered by Vega OS. With development nearly complete, the company is now negotiating with...

Scoop: Amazon's secret Vega OS inches closer to launch

Amazon is looking to release a first streaming device powered by Vega this year; some publishers have begun building TV apps using Vega's Kepler SDK.

Report: Amazon to Release First Streaming Device Running Vega OS Later This Year

Amazon reportedly plans to launch its first streaming device running Vega OS, a new Linux-based operating system later this year.

Amazon’s Vega TV OS Expected to Debut on First Streaming Device in 2025: Report

Amazon is reportedly planning to launch a TV streaming device powered by its in-house, Linux-based Vega OS later this year, as it plans to move away from Android-based Fire OS. Amazon is said to be engaging with streaming platforms to convince them to release apps for the new Vega TV OS and is hiring developers for the Vega TV platform.Amazon is reportedly planning to launch a TV streaming device powered by its in-house, Linux-based Vega OS late…

With Vega OS, Amazon is developing its own operating system for Fire TV, which is intended for Android. The first devices with the new software will be released in 2025. What the change for existing devices and the popular sideloading means remains exciting. (Continue reading)