Google is apparently planning to transform ChromeOS into AndroidThis new OS could be the best of both worlds for tabletsIt could be the OS to power a rumored Pixelbook laptop Google could be planning to completely change ChromeOS and essentially turn it into Android,

ChromeOS and Android are two operating systems that have been hugely successful. With ChromeOS being used on Chromebooks for well over a decade, and Android being the biggest competitor to Apple's iOS.

After losing its second major antitrust case this year, the government is preparing to reveal its proposed remedy, and it could take a big bite out of Google's business. The Justice Department will reportedly ask the trial judge to address Google's unfair search monopoly by forcing Google to sell off Chrome and unbundle its services from Android.

Google is reportedly aiming to merge its desktop-based Chrome OS entirely into Android. This ambitious transition is designed primarily to enhance the experience for Android tablet users. Earlier this year,

Google is reportedly planning to merge its Chrome OS with Android, aiming to create a more unified platform to compete with Apple's iPad. Future Chromebooks may run a desktop-optimized version of Android,

The US could force Google to sell Chrome, and unbundle Android. The DOJ will suggest those changes to the judge.