Google May Replace Android With A New Operating System

 The mysterious Google Fuchsia operating system is reportedly being readied for smart home devices in the next three years. Google has made it quite clear about the existence of its experimental  'Fuchsia' operating system. A very early build of the operating system  is already available for mobile phones and even PCs. However, currently,  it's only in experimentation mode and may not see the day of light  anytime soon.  According to Bloomberg, the new Fuchsia OS is growing immensely and the  company is planning to replace it with the Chrome and Android OS. 

The  report further adds that the Fuchsia OS might also run on all the  gadgets made by Google in future.  All we’ve known is that Google Fuchsia will be a search-focused and  privacy aware platform optimized for voice control. Now, however, we’ve  seen some of the members of the Fuchsia team come out and say they aim  for Fuchsia to take over as Google’s unified operating system for a  range of different devices.