Android has become the most popular and widely used mobile operating system in the world, although this does not prevent Google from thinking of a successor to offer better features and benefits to users, which may come in a few years from the hand of Fuchsia.
Android could have his years counted, Fuchsia would be his replacement
The Android operating system is always criticized for offering a performance that is far from ideal, especially on terminals that are not too powerful and have a small amount of RAM. Fuchsia, a new operating system from Google that is currently in its experimental phase and has been known for some time. Fuchsia offers better performance than Android, which would make it possible to use it on all types of devices, even if their specifications are quite modest.
According to a report by Bloomberg, Google has ambitious plans for its operating system Fuchsia, which would replace Android in a few years. Bloomberg says Fuschia is positioning itself as an operating system that will run on any Google device, from smartphones to speakers. Its arrival on the market could take place in three years’ time.
For now, Google has denied the report, with a spokesman saying he has no plans to dump Android for Fuschia. It remains to be seen if this is true or for commercial reasons, as the arrival of Fuschia may not be good news for other people involved in the Google chain, whether they are companies that manufacture hardware devices or software engineers and companies, who have invested money in what they considered to be an operating system that would achieve some kind of immortality.