Google’s Fuchsia OS for mobile leaked in new images and video: Report

Unlike Android OS or Chrome OS, both of which are based on Linux, Fuchsia is based on “Magenta,” a new kernel created by Google. Meanwhile, Armadillo is built using Google’s Flutter SDK, which is used to create cross platform code capable of running on multiple operating systems. That also means that Armadillo can run on an Android device.

Based on the leaked video, the interface allows cards to be dragged down in a split screen and tabbed interface. It incorporates a card-based system for managing various apps. The purported images of the user interface also seem to suggest that Fuchsia will allow users to run four apps at the same time, making it much easier to multitask on smartphones. It also shows a revamped version of how Google Now might look, with a much cleaner and modern UI.

Unfortunately, there’s nothing official about Google’s Fuchsia. We really don’t know when Google plans to release its new operating system.

Next week, the software giant will to host its annual Google I/O developers conference in San Francisco where it could talk more about the project. Will it replace the Android and Chrome OS? Well, only time will tell.