Google has announced Android One, a design reference platform that will enable manufacturers to build ultra-cheap smartphones with much more ease. The move could see Indian mobile devices brands up the ante with stable entry-level smartphones powered by Android mobile operating system.
Delivering his keynote address at I/O 2014, Google’s annual developer conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, Sundar Pichai, Google’s head of Android and Chrome platforms, said Android One will in fact let phone-makers pool in resources to create a reference platform for smartphones, thus saving time and costs in launching new models.
The software powering these sub-Rs 6,000 smartphones will be stock Android, but manufacturers and telecom carriers can differentiate their products by adding a few of their own custom apps without diluting the Android experience like bigger players Samsung, HTC, LG and Sony etc already do… see more
source: times of indiahttps://alrasub.com/wp-admin/media-upload.php?post_id=68887&type=image&TB_iframe=1&width=640&height=539
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