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Google quietly confirms ChromeOS-Android merger - here's what it means for you
One clear indicator of the upcoming ChromeOS-Android merger was Google's introduction of Linux support in Android. Now, both ChromeOS and Android have access to the Linux terminal, thereby adding a bit more feature parity.
ChromeOS to merge with Android: Here’s what it means for you
Sameer Samat, President of Google’s Android Ecosystem, recently confirmed that ChromeOS will eventually be phased out as an independent platform. Instead, future Chromebooks and tablets will run on a version of Android that is optimised for larger screens and productivity.
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Google has officially announced that it will merge Android and ChromeOS into a single unified operating system, confirming ...
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