For more than two years, a small and stealthy group of engineers within Google has been working on software that they hope will eventually replace Android, the world’s dominant mobile operating system. As the team grows, it will have to overcome some fierce internal debate about how the software will work.
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The project, known as Fuchsia, was created from scratch to overcome the limitations of Android as more personal devices and other gadgets come online. It’s being designed to better accommodate voice interactions and frequent security updates and to look the same across a range of devices, from laptops to tiny internet-connected sensors. Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai has set his company in this direction — toward artificial intelligence services that reach consumers everywhere. Yet its prime operating systems, which depend on scores of hardware partners, haven’t kept up.
If the new OS is released, it could lead to users moving away from the widely -used Chrome. Fuchsia is believed to focus on supporting voice interactions and the results are better as compared to Android.
Google experimented with an interactive display and voice command-enabled YouTube application for the system.
The tech giant has been working on Fuchsia OS since 2016. One of the aims of the OS is to end the usage of the Java software technology, which is owned by Oracle.
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