Google is one step closer to replacing Android with something even more exciting

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as informed in It's no mystery that Google is working on a 3rd operating system that might someday replace both Android and Chrome. Fuchsia is expected to run Android apps extremely that the transition from Android would happen almost seamlessly. With Flutter, Google hopes that companies going to code all their new apps at the same time and then deploy them simultaneously on iPhone and Android. Flutter ought make porting Android apps to Fuchsia much easier. But several other developers have alavailiable created apps in Flutter, including Capital One, Alibaba, Groupon, Hamilton, JD.com, Philips Hue, Reflectly, and Tencent.

Google is deprecating the Android Beam API used to share files with NFC

Google is deprecating the Android Beam API used to share files by NFCRemember Android Beam? Before the proliferation of NFC-enabled contactless payment terminals, Android Beam was the only potentially useful application of NFC technology. While I'm not sure if lack-of-use is the reason Google is deprecating the Android Beam API, I'm not going to miss the feature. On devices running a future build of Android, possibly Android Q, Android Beam backing going to not be enabled by default. Files by Google, for instance, doesn't seem to rely on the Android Beam API for its fast, offline file transfer feature.

Chrome for Android to get a healthy dose of Google Sans

As it stated in Earlier this year, Google Chrome, including the Android version, got a visual refresh to bring it in line by the laanalisis Google Material Theme style unveiled at I/O 2018. However, one of the hallmarks of the Google Material Theme, seen in a variety of other apps, the 'Google Sans' font, was not part of the Chrome redesign. This seems to be changing extremely soon, as Google Sans is coming to Chrome for Android. According to a new code change, posted to the Chromium Gerrit source code management, Google Sans is being added as a font for Chrome for Android. This means we'll recently see Google Sans used in places like Bookmarks, Contacts, Downloads, and History.