Google strongly promotes Android PC laptop executives promise: they will not release old systems

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Google has recently confirmed in a job posting that it is developing a new Android PC laptop operating system. The outside world is curious about the fate of ChromeOS in the future. Google executives responded for the first time that this system will not be released, but there is no guarantee that it will be upgraded to the new platform.

Google has recently confirmed that it will merge ChromeOS and Android in the future to launch a new Android PC. It is reported that the internal code name is Aluminum OS, which will be a new platform based on AI artificial intelligence. There is widespread speculation that after the system is launched, ChromeOS may gradually become history.

However, Chrome OS Vice President of Product John Maletis answered users’ concerns about the ChromeOS system in a symposium hosted by the foreign media “Chrome Unboxed”. He said that he has seen many media speculating that Google may give up on Chromebooks, and he also knows that there have been memes about Google’s commitment to products in the past, but this is not the case. They understand that millions of people rely on Chromebook products, so they will stick to the current 10-year support commitment.

However, John Maletis also mentioned that although we will try our best to ensure that users can upgrade to Aluminum OS, not every computer can support it. Frankly speaking, there will be a certain threshold, but we will maintain the original support commitment.

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