Android has an enormous app ecosystem, but many of those apps still struggle on larger screens, like tablets. And Android ...

For years, Android and ChromeOS coexisted as cousins in Google’s ecosystem. ChromeOS handled classrooms and budget laptops, ...

Google's two primary platforms are on the brink of becoming one, if this week's headlines are to be believed. But — surprise, ...

The detail came out in an interview with TechRadar rather than a formal announcement, but seeing as how Samat is in charge of the Android ecosystem, it's about as official as you can get. Here's what ...

Google is known for killing products, but is this a form of death for ChromeOS or a transformation? It will depend on if Google actually focuses on making a platform built for the regular laptop user ...

ChromeOS and Android are merging, and because Android 16's Desktop Mode is so good, I'm perfectly fine with it.

Sameer Samat, President of Google’s Android Ecosystem, recently confirmed that ChromeOS will eventually be phased out as an ...

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 clarified that ChromeOS isn't merging with Android but will adopt Android's underlying technology. This aims for improved performance, faster updates, and enhanced AI features like Gemini ...

So not only is Google preparing to make it even easier for developers to create and build apps directly on Android devices, ...

Finally! A combined mobile and desktop platform! As a longtime OS reviewer, I think this move makes more sense than ever.