New reports of a Google Pixel Laptop are out, and we suspect that this hardware is likely to run Android, not Chrome OS.

Google is reportedly working on merging Android and Chrome OS, aiming to create a unified operating system to better compete

Google is reportedly developing a premium Pixel laptop and unifying Android and Chrome OS into a single platform.

A source within Google has told Android Authority that Google plans to migrate Chrome OS fully over to Android. 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.

Google plans to migrate Chrome OS entirely to Android as part of a long-term strategy to challenge the iPad’s dominance, according to a report from Android Authority. This move is part of a multi-year project aimed at unifying Google’s operating systems for improved efficiency and competitiveness.

Reports suggest that Google has plans to unify its ChromeOS and Android operating systems to compete with Apple in the tablet market.

A report citing a single source claims that Google is undertaking a multiyear project to transition Chrome OS to Android.

A report today says Google is “working on fully migrating Chrome OS over to Android.” Back in June, Google announced

Now, according to Android Authority, it appears that Android will replace Chrome OS as its desktop OS in the future. The search giant already announced in June that it would use parts of Android’s tech stack in Chrome OS.