{"id":1257,"date":"2019-01-12T14:28:02","date_gmt":"2019-01-12T08:58:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/andnewsindia.com\/?p=1257"},"modified":"2019-01-12T14:28:02","modified_gmt":"2019-01-12T08:58:02","slug":"fuchsia-os","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/andnewsindia.com\/fuchsia-os\/","title":{"rendered":"Google’s New Fuchsia OS – Everything You Need To Know"},"content":{"rendered":"
Fuchsia OS<\/strong> :Android OS and Chrome OS are the well-known operating systems of tech giant Google. Now the list is welcoming a new member Fuchsia OS.<\/p>\n Google has been working on this project secretly from 2016. As per Wikipedia, It was first appeared on the GitHub without having any official announcement from the company.<\/p>\n It is confirmed that Fuchsia will be capable of running Android apps using the Android Runtime. We have seen some new changes in the Android Open Source Project. Android\u2019s Gerrit source code management has added with two Fuchsia-related repositories to the primary \u201cmanifest\u201d for the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).<\/p>\n To say simply Fuchsia OS is a new operating system developed by Google. Fuchsia is quite different from Chrome and Android OS. It is not based on Linux kernels. Google has developed a new kernel for this OS called Zircon. It is matching enough that Fuchsia and the Zircon are both names of colors. This might help to clear up the confusion between the OS and the underlying parts.<\/p>\n As per Google statement, Magenta is aimed at \u201cmodern phones and modern personal computers,\u201d and the internet of things devices. So I will not surprise to see Fuchsia appear on our smartphones one day.<\/p>\n Moreover, Google has even added Apple\u2019s programming language, Swift to the OS. We don\u2019t know the cause why they added.<\/p>\n To make the whole discussion simple, Fuchsia will use a specially designed software version of the Android Runtime. This will help Fuchsia to run Android applications. This particular version of ART (Android Runtime) can be installed on any Fuchsia device.<\/p>\n We know some surface level things and don\u2019t have the idea about how Fuchsia will use the Android Runtime exactly.<\/p>\n Google has made many changes since we have seen the screen testing by Ars Technica<\/a>. Many people expected that the Fuchsia OS will come with Armadillo UI. But, according to 9to5Android<\/a>, Armadillo UI has been deleted. So we have to wait a while for the first look of the new UI.<\/p>\n The purpose<\/strong> behind Fuchsia OS<\/strong><\/p>\n Many people forecasting that Fuchsia<\/strong> os<\/strong> will completely replace Android OS. But is it really? According to the latest report Bloomberg<\/a> said, Fuchsia is a new attempt to unite the entire Google ecosystem under a single operating system. It has a goal to run smartphones, smart speakers, laptops and IOT devices.<\/p>\n According to a certain report, Google is planning to apply this on a small scale in the next three years. Then it will move to a larger scale and will target larger devices like laptops and desktop devices. But it is not sure shot.<\/p>\n According to a news media, Travis Geiselbrech, who worked on NewOS, Palm\u2019s WebOS, BeOS, Danger, and iOS, and Brian Swetland, who also worked on Android and BeOS are involved in this project.<\/ins><\/p>\n To say frankly, Fuchsia OS<\/strong> is still deep in early development. So we have not the proper data that tells all these things. We may see a completely new type of UI design in the coming days. The rumored UI design like this.<\/p>\n It is obvious that we can find a new UI design in the new OS. But it is interesting to see how much it is comparable to the existing Android and Chrome OS. Moreover, the optimized design for various size devices.<\/p>\n It is interesting to see security features because Google wants to skip the secure Linux kernel. Bloomberg also reported some conflicts within Google over Fuchsia\u2019s security measures.<\/p>\nWhat is Fuchsia OS?<\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n
Features of Fuchsia OS<\/strong><\/h2>\n