Google has been hard at work on a new platform, dubbed Fuchsia OS. It was almost a given that the upcoming operating system would support Android apps, but a change to the Android Open Source Project ...

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Google is far from officially confirming that it's working on a new operating system catered to all things smart, including mobile phones, tablets, computers, wearables, and other gadgets. But we've ...

Google has been working on the Fuchsia system for a couple of years. The company has since said that it is not positioning Fuchsia as a replacement for Android. However, this week, Google removed a ...

Google could integrate Fuchsia OS into Android devices after all. However, probably not as you imagine, but in a more discreet way. Everything would revolve around the microfuchsia project. A ...

A big chunk of Fuchsia-related code has been removed from the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) this week, but Google’s two operating systems are still set to have an intertwining relationship. In ...

Fuchsia OS stands out from Android and ChromeOS because it doesn't use the Linux kernel. Instead, it uses Zircon, a special kind of kernel known as a microkernel. Microkernels are more secure. They ...

A new update to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), spotted by 9to5Google, suggests Fuchsia will use a special version of the Android Runtime (ART) to run Android apps. This feature would enable ...