fuchsia os

Google is rolling out its new operating system it's built from scratch, Fuchsia OS, to Made by Google devices starting with the first-generation Google Nest Hub (originally released as the Google Home Hub). According to the report, the Fuchsia OS will arrive at first-gen Nest Hub devices through an update in the coming months, starting with those in the Preview Program. The update will shift the device's Linux-based Cast OS to the Zircon-based Fuchsia OS, although the UI and experience will remain the same. Fuchsia is an open-source OS developed by Google and first made an appearance online in August 2016. Google has been working on a third operating system aside from Android and Chrome OS called "Fuchsia." We first read about it around August last year but details were pretty vague until now. Google takes on a different approach with Fuchsia. There's still no official announcement about and why Fuchsia is being made aside from the fact that the new microkernel is targeted for modern devices with speedy processors and big amounts of RAM. But, Hotfixit.net was able to take a peek into the user interface of Fuchsia called "Armadillo". Read more in our articles including "Google Fuchsia OS rolls out, starts with 1st-gen Nest Hub" and "Google's "Fuchsia" OS gets its own user interface".