For starters, Google’s Fuchsia is built using Google’s own microkernel called Magenta. Google clearly wants to dump Linux, which is part of both Android and Chrome OS. Magenta is a tool that ...

First there was Windows vs. Mac. Then came iOS vs. Android. Now with a project called Fuchsia, Google could be starting a new software platform war -- but we don't yet know who's on the other side ...

A few weeks ago some Google engineers started committing code to a new repository called Fuchsia. One of the code submission comments was the cryptic phrase: “Pink + Purple == Fuchsia (a new ...

Google is officially rolling out a new operating system, called Fuchsia, to consumers. The release is a bit hard to believe at this point, but Google confirmed the news to 9to5Google, and several ...

The project’s name is Fuchsia, and it currently exists as a ... a “medium-sized microkernel” that is itself based on a project called LittleKernel, which is designed to be used in embedded ...

Not much is known about the OS thus far; the only hint Google has given comes from the GitHub page for Fuchsia, which bears the description, “Pink + Purple == Fuchsia (a new Operating System).” ...

Fuchsia uses Flutter for its user interface, a framework that includes another project called Escher. Escher supports complex effects like soft shadows and light diffusion that appear out of place ...

It's an operating system called Fuchsia, which could run on just about anything. The intended use for Magenta was as part of an embedded system like you might see on routers or set-top boxes.