Android Leftovers
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Google Confirms ChromeOS Development Will Be Done On Large Chunks Of Android Stacks
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Free Android VPNs Are Costing Users Their Security And Privacy, Experts Warn
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Dave Burke steps down from leading Android's engineering team after more than a decade
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Dave Burke steps down as Android engineering VP | Android Central
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Dave Burke no longer Android engineering VP, Google 'Platforms' undergoing reorg
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Google borrows from Android to make ChromeOS better • The Register
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Google is putting more Android in ChromeOS - The Verge
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16 best Android app and games on sale you should install this week
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Sorry, Android. Green Texts Aren't Going Anywhere. - Business Insider
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Android 15's Lockdown mode will act as a shield against "juice jacking" - PhoneArena
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Android 15 offers an important new security feature | Digital Trends
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The Honor 200 Pro is unlike any other phone I've used in 2024 | Digital Trends
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Linux at the core: ChromeOS embraces Android tech to speed up Google AI integration
Google has announced that ChromeOS will be integrating large portions of the Android stack to enhance and speed up the delivery of new Google AI features to Chromebook users. Over the past 13 years, ChromeOS has evolved, serving millions of students, teachers, families, gamers, and businesses with a secure, fast, and feature-rich experience. Recent developments, including features powered by Google AI and Gemini, have positioned Chromebooks as powerful tools for everyday tasks.
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ChromeOS + Android Linux Kernel: Google's Plan to Add AI Features to Chromebook
It's common knowledge that Google got bamboozled by the likes of NVIDIA and OpenAI, who got the drop on them when it comes to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
And, software is not the only side they got caught out on, they have also been behind in terms of implementing AI on their hardware, particularly on their Chromebook series of laptops.
The laptop space has been receiving its fair share of AI-powered gimmicks, more so on Windows-equipped laptops than Apple's macOS-equipped MacBook, but, they are getting there.