Chrome OS and Android are both part of Google's vast mobile and digital ecosystem. However, there are key differences between the two. Here's why it matters.

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The Android operating system, currently installed on billions of devices across the globe, is receiving some significant security enhancements.

Two critical Android 16 security features you're not using (but absolutely should) I strongly suggest making use of both features as soon as your phone updates to Android 16.

Google will merge Android and Chrome OS, as the company seems to want one OS to rule them all. Here's our take on it.

In a move that could make life easier for folks using devices based on its operating systems, Google is working toward unifying Android and ChromeOS, according to a high-ranking Google executive.