Google plans to merge Android and ChromeOS into a single operating system called Aluminium, with potential devices like the “Ruby” laptop and “Sapphire” tablet. However, leaked court documents indicate that Aluminium won’t launch fully until 2028, despite earlier statements suggesting a 2026 debut. This timeline aligns with Google’s commitment to support existing ChromeOS devices until at least 2034, as not all hardware will be compatible with Aluminium. The legal context arises from ongoing antitrust scrutiny, affecting how Google can position its products and services.
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