Having an operating system that works with phones, tablets, wearables, cars, and televisions is no longer enough for Google. Now, the company is targeting the Internet of Things with a new operating system that connect everything from your fridge to your thermostat to your light bulbs.
The Information reports that Google’s upcoming ‘Brillo’ operating system will work with low-powered devices. It could take as little as 32MB or 64MB of RAM to allow such devices to function. This is in comparison to the usual 512MB of RAM that is normally required by low-powered and low-end devices.
The project, which is said to be watched by Android’s development team, could be branded as another Android variant.
We may see Brillo debut next week at I/O 2015 and we will be there live with full coverage.
Source: The Information
Via: The Next Web
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