I'm surprised that there aren't more companies taking this seriously. Google or another large mobile hw/sw company is in a good position to replace Android with

I'm surprised that there aren't more companies taking this seriously. Google or another large mobile hw/sw company is in a good position to replace Android with something more forward thinking with Android APIs as legacy support built on top. Google has the advantage in that they can also support Google's extra APIs that most apps don't work well without. Samsung is putting together their "Dream Platform One team" to go beyond Exynos to meet Apple's M1, but I can't see them doing well with the software.