Project Ara dies, as modular smartphones live on

It is not always the innovators who dominate a market, because if competitors manage to imitate the ideas of these innovators, and execute them in a better way, then chances are, these imitators would be the one with the market share.

Google’s Project Ara is spurring with activity: Could release by 2017

 

Some months ago, Google became Alphabet, and entered into a confusing period where we didn’t know what went where. Some divisions became independent companies, other divisions remained divisions of new companies and yet other divisions were actually shut down after it was found they weren’t performing optimally.

Blocks reveals more details about its cross-platform Modular Smartwatch

Technology is advancing very rapidly. One day you have cuttng-edge tech, another day it becomes slow and unsupported. That’s how fast technology is moving.

Google gives out more Details about Project Ara: Coming Soon, in Puerto Rico

Every year (or every two years) we toss away our Smartphones and buy new ones. The old ones wither away gathering dust under our drawers, while the new ones are awaiting the same fate after a few Months.

Blocks Wearables is making the world’s first Modular Smartwatch

Wearables are exciting, but most of them currently offer terrible Battery Life. Blocks Wearables, with a team which was behind the first Modular Phone Concept, is looking to solve these problems by launching a Kickstarter Campaign for Blocks, which is the world’s first Modular Smartwatch.

It’s Heating Up: Google Project Ara gets a Competitor that promises Software Updates for 4 Years

Google’s Project Ara is an interesting Concept. If executed right, it could change the entire landscape of Smartphones. The buying Model will change drastically, and instead of spending hundreds of dollars on a new Smartphone, users will buy individual Upgrades which they need.

But for any new idea to take off, there must be competition, and that is just what  Vsenn, a company headed by a former Nokia X Project Manager is giving.

The Google Project Tango Tablet is Here: Packs a Punch, but ain’t Cheap

Google Project Tango, like Project Ara is the product of Motorola’s Advanced Technology And Projects group, a part that Google retained access to as per the terms of the sale of Motorola to Lenovo.

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Report: Google developing a Project Tango Tablet that can map it’s surroundings using an array of sensors and cameras

The Original Project Tango Prototype

Early on this year, Google had unleashed upon the world an interesting concept, named Project Tango. It basically is the concept of a device that leveraging the use of various sensors and cameras, is physically aware of it’s surroundings.

Google’s Project Tango gets the teardown treatment: More Camera than Phone

Google’s Project Tango is an interesting concept that was revealed earlier this year. A device prototype was also shown and iFixit has got it’s hands on a prototype. And in usual fashion, iFixit has tore it apart and found out some interesting stuff about Project Tango.

Google reveals new details about Project Ara in a new video

Motorola and subsequently Google had an interesting concept, called Project Ara. If it comes to fruition, soon you may see completely hardware level customizable smartphones that could go as low as $50.