In 2017 there may be some changes in the technological field, one of which is the merger of Google Chrome with Android. Sources close to The Wall Street Journal, they say there is a team working on this partnership for two years, and the A owner of both products, intends to launch the first version next year.
Chrome as an operating system (Chrome OS) is mostly used on laptops, notably Chromebooks, and does not have a significant user base when compared to Android.
Google's mobile operating system, Android, is installed on more than a billion mobile phones and other electronic equipment. If the combination of the two occurs, it will represent a change in Alphabet's strategy with a view to a greater bet on mobile.
This change could culminate in the emergence of a simple to use operating system, such as Android, compatible with existing applications that could please the current users of the mobile operating system.
What leads us to believe that this merger will happen, is that the current responsible for Chrome OS and Android is the “almighty” Sundar Pichai, who has already shown that he is not afraid to take risks and innovate ...
