"A 16-minute video shows a lengthy hands-on demo of the new operating system. After a loading screen featuring the Android logo, the video shows the setup process for a new device. That process and the UI overall both look very similar to stock Android throughout, only resized to suit a laptop rather than a phone."
"The taskbar and app drawer are similar to what ChromeOS users will be familiar with, but the default home screen now includes desktop icons and a Google search bar. The settings app even displays the device's OS as "Android version 17.""
"Along with Mystic Leaks's demo video, images showing a new line of "Googlebooks" also leaked on Tuesday, which may be the laptops intended to run the new Android-for-PC OS. Google is holding its annual Android Show presentation later today at 1PM ET / 10AM PT."
A leaked 16-minute video shows a hands-on demo of an upcoming Android operating system for PCs. The setup process and overall user interface resemble stock Android, resized for a laptop display. A taskbar and app drawer appear similar to those familiar to ChromeOS users. The default home screen includes desktop icons and a Google search bar. The settings app lists the operating system as “Android version 17.” Additional leaked images show a new line of “Googlebooks,” suggesting laptops intended to run the new Android-for-PC OS. Google’s Android Show presentation is scheduled later the same day.
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