BANGALORE: Google greets 2015 with festive animated doodle on first day of the year, and may be this is the first clue to its ambitious preparation for this year. Google is eyeing on new prospect to exploit, which it has tried and failed to exploit in the past. It is expected that Android M and new Nexus hardware with fault free wearable devices and affordable chrome book will be in the forefront of priorities for Google in 2015.
Here is a list of the best Google tech that is slotted to hit the market this year, as reported in Tech Radar.
Android For Car
Google is preparing to revolutionize the in-vehicle infotainment technology with its Android version for compatible cars. The new app will be directly projected on the car infotainment screen without the need to connect the handsets, and people aboard can enjoy the advantage of the internet without plugging their Smartphones in.
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Google Cardboard
Google Cardboard—an affordable cardboard which requires two minutes assembly, and work with any android phone using free app–will be a punch in the sky. This low tech wearable which can make you feel the effect of 3D virtual world without the use expensive headgear, overpriced software or supercomputers will be a product to follow in 2015.
Google Glass
2014 was not the year for Google glass, and it is being expected that fate for this expensive product might change this year. This device failed to catch the imagination of the masses, and Google is looking forward to enhance its features this year, which might unbutton the leash for one of most ambitious project of the company.
Android M
Android 5.0 did not go well with users, as it was outfitted with many faults in its operating system. Google is now working round the clock to meet android user’s expectation with Android 5.1, which is slotted to get released official on February 2015.
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