What seems like a safe bet, however, is the emergence of graph as a foundational technology stack for the 2020s and beyond. Daily insights on business use cases with VB Daily.

With Android landing on all-in-one computers and Windows extending its reach deeper into the mobile world, the platform world is tightening into three key teams: iOS and OS X, Windows, and Android.

Google isn’t merging Android and ChromeOS, but it is rebuilding ChromeOS on Android tech — promising faster updates, better ...

Google announced in June 2024 that Chrome OS would start using parts of Android’s tech stack, but we’ve now learned that the merger goes even deeper than previously thought.

ChromeOS will “soon be developed on large portions of the Android stack” so that it can roll out AI features at a faster pace, Google announced on Wednesday.

In a ChromeOS developer blog post from June 2024, Google announced that it had started work on migrating the Android tech stack into ChromeOS. The browser-based operating system already supports ...

In Android 15, your phone's NFC stack could receive updates directly from Google through the Play Store. Here's why that's important.

Future versions of ChromeOS will lean more heavily on the same tech that Android is based on. According to Google, this will improve engineering efficiency and make it easier to bring more AI ...

Same with The Graph: you're outsourcing that to The Graph network, so you don't have to think about it and you can just build really amazing applications. Almost all of DeFi uses The Graph.