The first image of Google's new Fuchsia operating system

After Chrome OS and Android, Google is currently working on a new operating system called Fuchsia. Last week, several Fuchsia introductory videos were uploaded to YouTube.

Google is currently working on an operating system called Fuchsia . The difference between Fuchsia and Chrome OS and Android is its core. Fuchsia uses a new type of core named Zircon that helps it work on multiple platforms, not just phones and laptops.

Last week, an IT staff member named Mitch Blevins uploaded YouTube video to introduce Fuchsia's features.On startup, users will see a lock screen similar to Android, under the right corner there are 3 buttons.Fuchsia symbol is located in the upper left corner.

When logging into the operating system, Google will run some normal procedures, but the last screen is still blank.Users can only enter as a guest.

The main screen is completely different from the previous operating systems on phones and computers.There is some information in the middle of the screen, such as time, Wi-Fi status, and where to import personal data related to Google.

When you slide up, a similar page will appear with Google Now.This is a virtual assistant with higher artificial intelligence power than Google Now.There are only 3 sample requests on the screen, because no users have logged in yet.

The biggest difference between Fuchsia's main screen and previous operating systems is that there is no application.There is no Dock bar, desktop icon, launcher on the screen, there is only Google search engine.This tool helps find documents and applications in the device.

This operating system also has a multitasking function, users can work on 2 windows of 2 applications.Even, users can combine 2 applications into the same window as 2 browsers and switch back and forth easily.

When clicking on the dot below, the user can return to the main screen.But if you do so when running certain programs, the device will open the application transfer page.Unlike previous operating systems, this transfer page will appear in reverse chronological order.

Users can surf up and see previously opened applications.At this time, Fuchsia resembled the operating system on the phone.

To open the settings page, users click on the Fuchsia icon in the middle of the screen.The settings page includes brightness adjustment bar, volume and some buttons like Android.

Fuchsia can run on many platforms.It supports phone mode.Users can easily switch from phone mode to tablet computer, it can be said that this is a comprehensive operating system.

Google has launched Material Design since 2014, this is a general design guide, flexible.When running on Fuchsia, the program automatically adapts to the screen size and changes the interface accordingly.