Earlier, we
have already talked about Project Ara, but we came to know now that
the battery of this device will be hot swappable. It means, users are
allowed to swap almost dead battery for a complete one without
turning the device off or losing their running things.
However,
there is one more new thing that is surfacing on the web about
Project Ara, and that is the fact that almost all the modules, which
are used in a Project Ara device are hot swappable.
According to
the director of Project Ara Paul Eremenko, “Project Ara has
recently noted that users of it will be able to swap the phone
modules around without losing what they are working with only two
exceptions.”
We all know
that it is not possible to hot swappable the monitor and CPU in the
middle of a call or text message. The hot swappable modules’ idea
is that you would change modules as like the camera to better suit
what you are doing right then.
Moreover,
Google has provided more information on Project Ara as this all new
modular mobile phone concept is scheduled for early 2015, and it will
be sold through a new online store and Google Play once it launched
in the market.
According to
the Ara developer blog “Phoneblocks”, the Project Ara devices are
expected to run a modified version of its upcoming Android L
operating system that has been developed by the company in
conjunction with developers of the Linaro Linux-based software.
For an
example – you can swap a wide-angle camera while taking a picture
of people or use a camera with more resolution for landscape shots.
Another detail that we came to know is that Google is going to have
an online store to sell its different modules or Project Ara.
Initially,
Google started working on this project with its former subsidiary
Motorola Mobility on Project Ara, but gradually, there are several
other partners have also joined like Foxconn, chipmaker Rockchip and
hardware companies Toshiba and Quanta. However, the company has
planned a second conference for December month as the company will
reveal more information on this project.
Keep
visiting our blog for more information and news on Project Ara and
other Google Android solutions. Moreover, you can also get support
from Android professionals for any of your queries at :- http://www.androiddevelopmentexperts.com/
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