Google plans to replace ChromeOS with a new platform called Aluminium OS, combining the best of its existing computing software with Android. We may now have seen the first glimpse of the software, but not as Google would have intended.

A leaked Google bug report suggests Android for PC is in development, with Aluminium OS blending ChromeOS and Android into a desktop interface.

Google accidentally leaked early footage of Aluminium OS, its upcoming ChromeOS–Android hybrid platform. The videos show Android 16 running on a Chromebook, complete with a redesigned taskbar and desktop-style multitasking.

Leaked footage reveals Google's Aluminium OS, an Android 16-based desktop platform with ChromeOS elements and AI integration, running on PC hardware..

ZDNET's key takeaways A leaked bug report gives more info on Google's new OS.Aluminium OS will be the merging of Android and ChromeOS.The new OS should be released sometime this year. Google's plan to merge ChromeOS and Android was elevated above rumor status some time ago,

A leaked screen recording showed off what Google's Android desktop OS (Aluminium OS) will look like, and it's very concerning for any Chrome OS user.

Google is planning to replace ChromeOS—the operating system that currently powers Chromebooks—with a new one called Aluminium OS. It promises to combine the strengths of ChromeOS and Android into a single,

Back in September, we caught the first scent of a massive shift happening behind the scenes at Google. I found evidence that developers were testing a full Android desktop experience on "Brya" Chromebooks,