The success of Android has not stopped Google, and surpassing iOS and ranking first in the world is far from meeting Google's needs. As early as last August, it was reported that Google was secretly developing a mobile operating system called "Fuchsia". Unlike Android and Chrome OS, Fuchsia is not based on Linus, but a new microkernel developed by Google, called "Magenta".

Now a group of UI design drawings of Fuchsia have been exposed online. From the latest UI diagram, its design looks quite simple (using a large number of card UI and Material Design), which can be adapted to large screen (PC type) devices and mobile devices.

According to Google's thinking, this system is intended to replace Android system. It should be superior to Android in experience, and it should solve two problems currently existing in Android:

1. Open source. Establish a relatively closed environment, which can be promoted as soon as there is an update, instead of the current look at third-party hardware manufacturers

2. Fluency. It makes the UI simpler and the user experience smoother.

Android's success is largely due to its open source. If the system is closed, this is the second rhythm of iOS. Will Fuchsia still be popular with manufacturers?

However, it is certain that the appearance of Fuchsia will significantly improve the UI, and even the newly designed operating interface. It is estimated that the first time we meet you will be in 2020.