Earlier this year, it was rumored that Amazon would be moving ahead with plans to replace its current Android-based Fire TV OS, which powers not only the retail giant's Fire TV sets but also its portableFire TV sticks, with a new custom-built operating system code-named Vega built on Linux. Though we previously didn't have any details with regard to how far along development might be on this new OS, it looks Amazon may be ready to roll out the red carpet for Vega sooner rather than later. The Verge reports that a recently-published (and then swiftly edited) job listing for a software development manager mentions a 2025 launch for the Vega operating system, meaning we could be weeks or even just days away from this massive change.
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