Friday 3 January 2014

Android-Based Infotainment System Expected Announced by Google and Audi at CES 2014

Google is going to partner with Audi, a German auto maker and may announce Android-Based Infotainment System, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Mountain View. Some secrets source also revealed that Google’s in care Android efforts to collaborate with other leading Auto makers. It also involved NVIDIA.



In 2014, Google has started its big plan for putting Android in cars and this Android OS will run on hardware that created into the car rather than on Smart device. Having this infotainment, users can easily access to the navigation, music, entertainment and communication functions hat available on your smart device. However, right now LTE has announced by Audi for its selected models.

Before Google, Apple also has introduced its iOS in the car that supported by Daimler, BMW, Honda, and others. It simples shows that Google lands with Android-Based Infotainment System to compete its rival, Apple. Moreover, Google also has to consider domestic car makers before targeting other car makers. We, the people, will remain doubtful until we see demo for same.

This tie up will happen on 7th of January in Las Vegas; however, we are not sure whether or not Google will make this partnership as official. We couldn’t have more details about this announcement, but we might hear this news from Google soon.

Audi's head of product strategy Filip Brabec told The Wall Street Journal, “Cars are becoming more complex, and with the computing power that is going into vehicles, you need that type of system in the car”. He also told that vehicles in future will require computer operating systems for support different types of applications and functions that every person wants to access while driving.

It is considered as one of the major improvements in the technology field that makes life easier and simpler, however it is waste of time to predict anything before watching demo. According to Ford, the demo of an autonomous vehicle has developed at CES next week. Let’s wait and watch what happens.  

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