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Google seemingly confirms plans to kill ChromeOS in 2034
Google has seemingly confirmed plans to discontinue Chrome OS by 2034, but will instead allow Google Books to fill the gap left by the operating system. According to a support page, Google Books will take on some of the features and functionality previously offered by Chrome OS, such as access to Google Play Store and Android apps. This move suggests that Google is shifting its focus towards its cloud-based services, specifically Google Books, to meet the needs of users who relied on Chrome OS. The exact timeline for the discontinuation of Chrome OS is not specified, but it is expected to happen by 2034.
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