However, recently the tech giant Googles secret operating system Fuchsia gets a new UI.
Dominating on several fronts, it was hoped it would not want to gain more market by now.
But this may be far from the truth.
Aired early on as a solution for IoT, Fuchsia may well have a different fate.
It is still far from functional, but it shows which path will be followed.
The Fuchsia interface is developed on the main screen that can be moved up and down.
When we get there, we have access to the definitions.
Above this area, we have access to stories, represented by cards.
In them, we can have alerts or notifications of applications or other messages.
By uploading these cards, or stories, we have full access to the applications.
However, there is a difference with what we have today.
These applications can be grouped in larger numbers, horizontally or vertically.
Apparently, there is no limit to the number of applications that can be grouped together.
So, what do you think about this new OS from Google?
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