Google’s New Mysterious Fuchsia OS In Action
May 12th, 2017: Google's Android is one of the most popular mobile operating systems out there. Almost every third-party manufacturer that manufactures smartphones, uses Googles Android mobile OS. Google has decided to come out with a new mobile OS called the Fuchsia.
Although it might seem we have reached the saturation point in the mobile operating system market, but that does not seem to be the case. Google has been one step ahead and has been developing a fresh new mobile OS platform for quite some time now, dubbed as the Fuchsia.
We got to have the first look at Google's new operating system Fuchsia this week. The operating system has been reimagined from to top to bottom and has been designed to display information from various apps and Google's servers in one scrolling card layout fashion.
Soon after this leak, a newer video surfaced on the internet showing Fuchsia in action. This time the OS was being run on a computer using Android Developer Tools. Although early in development, we have got a good look at what Google plans for its future mobile OS, the Fuchsia.
In the latest video that surfaced today, Fuchsia is shown running on a full-fledged smartphone. 9to5 Google is responsible for the new Fuchsia video and has been linked below.
Latest Fuchsia video running on a Samsung Smartphone. Unlike Android, Fuchsia uses Google's own kernel which has been named Magenta. Apart from the kernel, the Fuchsia uses Google's own programming language as well. It seems that Google is following in the footsteps of Apple and has plans of revolutionizing the smartphone market as we know it in the near future.
