By Sugeng riyanto / / Android
Google will create its own chipset for Android

Google will create its own chipset for Android

Google is not a company that has special develops in hardware, such as Android smartphone. It made by large companies LG, Huawei and Samsung. Cooperation with Samsung or Qualcomm is likely to take place immediately if Google really will make Android chipset itself. Google began making a variety of its own products, such as Nexus, Chromebook Pixel, Chromecast, and premium tablet, the Pixel C.

No word yet on Google has plans to make its own chipsets for Android devices. As reported by PhoneArena on Friday (06/11/2015), this news was first disclosed by the source was not identified. That Google has been discussed to design its own chipset in the autumn with the aim to build enterprise-level connectivity device.

Google has designed a chipset the idea is to get the best performance the relationship between hardware and specialized Android software. Like Apple’s iPhone that run optimally in iOS, Google was reported to be doing the same. Google is not alone to develop this technology, some hardware companies like Samsung may be helpful for designing chipsets.

Google declined to comment, gossip Google has prepared specifications for Android processor. The unknown chip maker will be selected Google to produce it. The news about Google’s plans to make Android chip in tune with the new features of the operating system in the future. For example, the ability of virtual augmented reality that requires great performance between software and hardware.

Some problems arising, including with partners such as Samsung and Qualcomm. It could be later Google will not directly produce these chips, but ultimately only provide an open reference design that can be used by various chip manufacturers to build products that are more suitable with Google product. We just need to wait and see Google Plan, Is Google own chipset going to happen?

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Google own chipset

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