More than four years since it was outed, Google is finally releasing its Fuchsia operating system to the public. The software — once tipped as an Android replacement — is currently rolling out to the ...

Fuchsia was uncovered this week. It first made a public appearance in early July, when Google quietly created a new repository for the operating system on its development server. The OS is open-source ...

We have been writing about Google's experimental Fuchsia operating system for nearly five years now, and it has finally made an official debut of sorts. While still experimental in the sense that is ...

Google LLC is launching what appears to be the first major pilot of its internally developed Fuchsia operating system. The search giant told 9to5Google today that it began rolling out Fuchsia to ...

I've been trying to figure out what Flutter is. My initial Googling says it is really just an SDK, and that you access it with code written in 'Dart'--Google's alternative to Javascript. This is my ...

Today Google announced that their operating system Fuchsia OS is ready for prime time. They'll be releasing the software for the first-gen Nest Hub first, followed by a whole bunch of other devices in ...

Google's Fuchsia operating system is no longer just a poorly kept secret. The OS that might replace Android one day has been running on first-gen Nest Hub devices enrolled in the beta program for a ...

Fuchsia OS is the newest operating system from Google that was launched earlier this year. This latest software from the technology giant is already powering the company’s first-generation Nest Hub.

Four years ago Google introduced Fuchsia, a unique operating system that would unify Android and Chrome OS. The company has not revealed much about it, but is now opening it publicly to the developer ...

Google has leaked a document that was spotted by sleuths earlier, and it points to a project under its Fuchsia team, and it is pointing to a new device that will arrive later this year. Incidentally, ...

Every good operating system needs a web browser, especially as more and more apps move to the web. To that end, Google is preparing to bring the full Google Chrome browser experience to Fuchsia OS.

A new trademark filing reveals that Google’s recently released Fuchsia OS is getting a new yet still familiar-looking logo. For as long as the project has been visible to the public, Fuchsia has used ...