Google cherished smartphone 'design for 6 billion users'

When selling Motorola Mobility to Lenovo, Google announced that it would retain Ara Project - Project development puzzle phones are so many people interested.

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Ara Project is a program announced in January 10/2013 Motorola. Before that, from September, Dave Hakkens posted to YouTube video introducing the idea of ​​phone Phonebloks, in which the author said that the current electronic devices become unstable and worn over time, become garbage environmental pollutants. Phonebloks is designed with parts in the form of rectangular cubes easily removable. Therefore, when the need to change, upgrade, refresh ... users simply detach and buy other accessories.

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This attractive idea quickly attracted millions of viewers and convince Motorola. The two sides have begun to build Project Ara project, but Google has kept this project for the company after the sale of Motorola China.

26/2 days, Google revealed they will organize a workshop for the first developer named Ara Developers Conference, taking place on 15-16 / 4 inMountain View, California (USA). The program will focus on the introduction of platforms, toolkits, parameters ... to support international development specialist modules for Ara.

Ara is the purpose of allowing users to create their own customized smartphones based on the modules available. Each module is a part of the phone as the screen, camera, memory ... and the richness of the module depends on the ability and creativity of the developer community.

Google's call.

Google phone described Ara "was designed specifically for the 6 billion people". It is still too early to know Project Ara has been as expected or not. But at least, Google has dared to invest and test this possibility. They are calling on the experts, the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), the start-up company (startup) to those new to the job she just arrived to join turn dreams into reality. If successful, Ara promises to be the most innovative products since Apple launched iPhone.