Google's Project Ara Launch On Target for This Year
May 20, 2016, 1:39 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated May 20, 2016, 1:53 PM
Google today said its modular phone, called Project Ara, will reach developers during the fourth quarter of this year. The company delayed the project last summer after running into trouble with the modules. The platform lets people hot-swap various modules, such as cameras, batteries, speakers, and screens. The modules all connect to a central frame. Google also said it plans to release a version of Project Ara for consumers some time in 2017. Google execs said the company will manufacture the Project Ara phones itself.
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Comments
Your info is out of date
The battery and screen aren't swapable. The CPU/GPU aren't either.
The most recent information shows that the battery and screen will be swappable
Updates?
Since it's a google phone, will it be receiving the updates as quick as Nexus devices?
I shook my magic 8 ball, and it said all signs point to yes.
