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The technology industry is witnessing a major revolution orchestrated by Google. Mountain View officially confirms the gradual merger of its two flagship operating systems. Sameer Samat, president of the Android ecosystem, reveals in an interview given to TechRadar that ChromeOS and Android will merge to form a unified platform. In addition, this ambitious strategy aims to compete ... Read more Google's article finally unifies ChromeOS and Andro…
ChromeOS and Android have always maintained a certain connection, with similar functions and a same technological base. However, so far they have evolved along separate paths. All indications are that that is about to change: Google is working on a merger that seeks to create an ecosystem of its own, Apple-style. Unlike the block company’s closed system, Google has opted for a more open proposal. Still, it has been trying for years to achieve a …
The official confirmation reveals that the Android operating system will be the main pillar of the new strategy, with Chrome OS features being progressively incorporated. Google has confirmed that it is working on a merger between Chrome OS and Android, aiming to create a single, more cohesive platform. The revelation came from Sameer Samat, head of the Android ecosystem, during an informal conversation with journalists at a recent technology ev…
Why Google is killing ChromeOS to create something new
Google is planning to integrate ChromeOS with Android to establish a unified device ecosystem, reflecting a strategy similar to Huawei’s recent initiatives. ChromeOS, a cloud-based operating system developed by Google, is recognized for its minimalistic design, operational speed, and robust security features. While both Android and ChromeOS currently operate effectively within their respective domains, they exhibit distinct limitations. Android …
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