Google Fuchsia OS

Google Fuchsia Operating system

Fuchsia is an open source capability-based operating system currently being developed by Google.
It first became known to the public when the project appeared on GitHub in August 2016 without any official announcement. The source documentation describes the reasoning behind the name as "Pink + Purple == Fuchsia". - Wikipedia

Fuchsia is an OS. Which can be used in all platforms. One OS for all your device you can use Fuchsia in TV, Laptops, Smartphones, Watch, Embedded Systems and even more devices. - Tech Bird

Its supports seamlessly on variety of devices, regardless of screen size.

The first and foremost factor that separates Fuchsia from other operating systems is its code base. Unlike Windows, Android and iOS/mac OS, Fuchsia is not based on existing open source kernels or foundation code architectures.

Rather, it uses its own open source kernel, which can have far larger implications than just being a differentiating factor. It uses the Zircon kernel, which was initially named Magenta, as its base protocol, which means that it is functionally different from all the operating systems out there.

In Simple terms from Tech Bird,

Google wants an Isolated and Independent Separate OS like what Apple has IOS for their own devices and perks.
Google thinks they want to support all hardware device with one OS.
Google wants more secured and more control OS for them which might lead them to make more revenue as an advertisement company so they are coming up with this new OS.

Stay Tuned for more Updates...on #fuchsia #google #news
--Tech Bird

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