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I hope Google doesn't screw up these things when it merges Chrome OS into Android

Google really can’t afford to sacrifice system updates as part of the Chrome OS/Android merger, as this is one of the key selling points of Chromebooks in the first place.

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Google’s Merging Android and ChromeOS in an Attempt to Replicate Apple’s Success

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Google Announces Plans To Merge Chrome OS With Android For Unified User Experience

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Google Will Merge Android and ChromeOS, Exec Says. That's Taking a Page Out of the Apple Playbook

Google is working toward unifying Android and ChromeOS, according to a high-ranking Google executive.

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Google exec says the company will unify Android and ChromeOS

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Google Finally Admits It’s Combining Android and ChromeOS

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Google reveals plans to combine ChromeOS and Android

Combining Android and ChromeOS could enable the company to further streamline its engineering efforts.

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Google confirms ChromeOS and Android are being merged into ‘a single platform’

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The other shoe drops: Google exec seemingly confirms ChromeOS, Android merger

Chrome OS is “combining” with Android, but what does that mean?

In this case, it might mean the writing is on the wall for Chrome OS as it currently exists. Chrome OS definitely had a moment during the pandemic as new remote workers and students sought cheap laptops to get them by.

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Android head says 'we’re going to be combining ChromeOS and Android into a single platform'

Chrome OS is good and all, but it’s always felt distant — on an island of its own away from the might of Android. Well, it turns out Google finally got the memo to send a rescue boat out to said island, as an executive has confirmed the company’s plans to combine the two platforms.

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Chrome for Android explores another way to (accidentally) search for AI results

G oogle Search’s shiny new AI Mode hasn’t been around long, but the company isn’t wasting any time weaving it deeper into its core products. First teased at I/O and now showing up across Android and Pixel devices, the AI-powered assistant has begun creeping into Chrome — starting with the beta channel on Android (Source: Android Authority ).