Google to Merge ChromeOS with Android

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The operating system that's been powering Chromebooks was seen as a ground-breaking concept when the company announced it back in 2009, but very few users saw in it more than a modified version of the Chrome browser.

The OS and the subsequent Chromebook laptops were a success in the educational sector and some SMB markets, where their low licensing costs made them more valuable compared to high-priced notebooks sporting enterprise-licensed software.

On the other hand, Google's other operating system, Android, has conquered the mobile kingdom and is now in firm control with an 85% market share, dwarfing any other competitor.