Google made an announcement last year to launch Fuchsia Operating System but the major Google IO 2017 event didn’t reveal much; however Dave Burke of Android did share few of the details.Rumors have it; Fuchsia will replace Android OS, or Chrome OS or a possibility of replacing both. Google hasn’t told much about it, but if it’s build from scratch, we have to wait to have a look into the interface.

Google’s Fuchsia Upcoming OS Not Taking Android Down, Still to Wait.

‘Fuchsia is an early-stage experimental project,’ said Burke. ‘I think what’s interesting here is it’s open source, so people can see it and comment on it’. Burke assured that some smart people are on the project with whom Google has worked in the past and he concluded his remarks by saying that it’s exciting what it would bring forth.

The company do have the excitement for the new Fuchsia interface but they are tight lipped on any news leak may be the process in development is slow or there isn’t the right time to tell.