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

Sameer Samat, President of Google’s Android Ecosystem, confirmed in a recent interview that Chrome OS will no longer remain a ...

Google plans to merge Chrome OS and Android, enhancing user experience with improved desktop features and addressing user ...

Android president Sameer Samat confirmed that Chrome and Android will be combined into one operating system to “make your ...

The whole point of all this is to have one OS to rule them all, basically. That’s what Google is aiming for based on ...

In today's open source roundup: Android and Chrome OS will be combined by Google. Plus: The Linux version of Batman Arkham Knight delayed. And Linux helps educate Australian prisoners behind bars.

Should Google merge Chrome OS into Android? 7509 votes. Yes, I'm optimistic for this move. 50 % Yes, but I don't trust Google to pull it off well. 25 % No, it's not the right move. 25 % ...

And, in June 2014, Sundar Pichai -- now Google's CEO -- said that the company will be giving Chrome OS the power to run Android apps.. This move make a great deal of sense.

The demise of Chrome OS will happen by 2017 as Google merges it into Android to unify its operating system base for mobile devices.

Google chairman Eric Schmidt said that Chrome and Android will not merge into one. Really, they never needed to.

I think that Google should merge their upcoming Chrome OS with Android. Below are the five points I am posting in support of that: 1- Android is already a winner with the capability to run on ...