Replacement for Android: Google Fuchsia OS is certified by Bluetooth

Fuchsia is based on a new core called Zircon

The industry believes that Fuchsia is already in the internal testing stage. In fact, as early as 2018, Google demonstrated the basic form of the system with GUI through a secret non-public event.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (Bluetooth Special Interest Group) has developed the Bluetooth standard and certified devices equipped with such technology. And the group has released information on the certification of the operating system Google Fuchsia OS. This shows that the latest operating system is one step closer to release.

The Google Fuchsia operating system is designed to work with a variety of devices. It including smartphones, laptops, and smart home devices. Unlike Android and Chrome OS based on the Linux kernel. Fuchsia is based on a new kernel called Zircon.

Google Fuchsia OS is positioned as an alternative to Android, Chrome OS, and other operating systems. Representatives of the developer community are confident that Google Fuchsia OS is in the internal testing phase for a long time. It is worth remembering that as early as 2018. Google demonstrated the basic form of a system with a graphical user interface in a secret private event.

However, it is not clear when the company will officially release Fuchsia. Which hardware devices will be used. And what advantages it will have over the latest versions of Android and Chrome OS.

Google Fuchsia OS operating system has been certified by Bluetooth

Although Android is operated by Google, the system is primarily Linux-based. And because of its use of Java, Oracle has never dropped a lawsuit against Google.

Thus, abandoning the Linux kernel based on the Zircon micronucleus, the Fuchsia OS appeared, written using the Flutter engine + Dart language. It can replace Android, Chrome OS, and other systems and work on different platforms.

After investigation, after a period of silence, the latest Fuchsia OS development was discovered. Which passed Bluetooth 5.0 certification. “Sapphire” is the codename for the Fuchsia Bluetooth stack.

However, when Fuchsia OS officially debuts. Which hardware devices will be the first to use it. And what are its advantages over the current mature Android / Chrome OS? See, only time will tell.