Fuchsia OS could soon include native support for Android apps

Google, the tech giant has been working on a new operating system which is called as Fuchsia OS. The Fuchsia OS comes in news every now and then in the past few months. It was earlier this year in January that the reports related to the Google Fuchsia OS have revealed that the tech giant was testing new operating systems on the Pixelbooks.

A basic version of the Fuchsia OS was released as a web-based third-party demo, which is said to have allowed the users to test the newly developed OS on their devices. Now as per some sources from the web, a recent tweet from XDA Mishaal Rahman, Google may include native Android app support for Fuchsia.
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In his tweet, Rahman has revealed that the Fuchsia OS was recently spotted in AOSP (Android Open Source Project) and that too within the ART (Android Runtime). This gives a hint that Google is building Fuchsia along with the native support for Android apps. This further solidifies the claim that Fuchsia will replace Android and Chrome OS in the near future.

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Further, a report from SlashGear on the matter reveals that it could be a possibility that Google might be making Fuchsia as an operating system that would be specifically available for the products that are manufactured by Google. If the reports are to be believed then we might soon get a glimpse of a new lineup of Google product that would be running on Fuchsia OS and would feature hardware developed by the company itself in the coming future.

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