Google’s push to blend Chrome OS and Android could supercharge affordable laptops like Chromebooks, making them more versatile for work and play. This move echoes Apple’s seamless ecosystem across ...

We first heard back in November that Google could merge Chrome OS into Android. Now, an executive has publicly confirmed plans for a merger.

Sameer Samat, President of Google’s Android Ecosystem, confirmed in a recent interview that Chrome OS will no longer remain a stand‐alone operating system. Instead, future Chromebooks and tablets are ...

Google is building Chrome OS atop Android, but there are a few things it has to get right as part of this ambitious project.

In this case, it might mean the writing is on the wall for Chrome OS as it currently exists. Chrome OS definitely had a ...

Google will merge Android and Chrome OS, as the company seems to want one OS to rule them all. Here's our take on it.

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Google has confirmed it is going to merge Android and Chrome OS into a single platform to bring a "more unified experience" ...

CloudReady is built on Google’s open-source Chromium OS, so it offers a very similar experience to what users get on Chromebooks, with a few notable exceptions: you cannot access the Google Play ...

“Google Chrome OS is being created for people who spend most of their time on the Web, and is being designed to power computers ranging from small netbooks to full-size desktop systems. ...

Chrome OS must be a dream come true for Google-versus-Microsoft fanboys. Rumors that Google would ship a desktop OS first flew back in 2006, but the project in question turned out to be for ...

Google's Chrome OS: The Web Is the ... laptop operating system Tuesday night and called it "Chrome OS," but the company could just as well have titled this software "Judge Thomas Penfield ...