The latest rumor suggests (via @dohyun854 on Twitter) that Samsung has already followed a few steps forward and decided to leave Android behind him for the Fuchsia system.
This transition, however, will not take place in the near future.The source specifies that it will pass a few years before Samsung accepts this new open-source system from Google.It is also too early to determine if Fuchsia OS will accompany them UI or other reserved overlay from Samsung.
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— Dohyun Kim ???? (@dohyun854) December 22, 2021The transition from Android to Fuchsia is not something that Samsung came up with on its own - it is rather part of the main Google plan to go to a new platform built from scratch.Unlike Android, Fuchsia is not based on Linux code, but on a new one called Zircon.Google develops Fuchsia to operate on a wide range of intelligent products, from devices dressed to smartphones, tablets, computers and IoT.It has already been used for Hub Nest as a pilot.
Assuming that Google will do this reality and push the Fuchsia system forward in the next few years, Samsung may not be the only producer of consumer electronics that will abandon Android.Other companies will also have to adapt if they don't want to be behind.
Because Samsung already seems to be involved in the development of Fuchsia, it can give this company an advantage over the competition.It will familiarize with the new system much early, and this can be the key to maintaining your leadership in the new era.Such a change, however, will take some time, which is why Android will stay with us for at least the next few years.And although it seems that this is a disturbing and difficult change, it can be a change for the better.Android has always had some problems that Fuchsia can finally fix.
