Google’s SVP of
Android, Applications and Chrome ‘Sundar Pichai’ announced that
the company has decided to launch an android developer software
development kit in this month that allows third-party developers to
develop Android software to use on wearable computing devices.
This news has been
declared by Sundar Pichai at SXSW today and he also confirmed that
the Android SDK specially designed for use with wearable devices.
While discussing about the panel with John Battelle at the South by
Southwest conference in Austin, he made an announcement about
Google’s plan to launch android developers SDK for wearable
devices.
In the conference, Pichai
said “In two weeks we are launching the first
developer SDK for Android.” "That will lay out the vision for
developers in how we see this market working."
He
also said that one of the major aims is to take Android beyond
smart-phones and tablet markets to a multi-screen world. He is very
much impressed with the evolution of wearable devices to the
smart-phone revolution as it takes the industry to the next level.
As
per the person, who is familiar with the company’s plans, told CNET
in February that Google is expected to release its plans for its
smart-watch centric operating system. It comes to know that the
company is working with LG, a South Korean electronics maker, to
create a smart-watch which will be first launched at its Google I/O
conference in June.
The
new operating system is based on the Google Now voice assistant and
search feature that will drive the core functions of its Google Glass
headwear. However, the sales of smart-watches have not been as
impressive as it expected, and the market is estimated to be worth
$19 billion by 2018, as per the Juniper Research.
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