Google I/O: A peek into potential new home automation features for Android
In its bid to be omnipresent, Google has been testing waters in every segment, be it connected cars, drones, satellites or even your homes. While there have been rumours around Google Fit to compete with HealthKit, there is enough evidence that points towards Google’s smart home automation system in the making. Afterall, Google will want to move into the ‘Internet of Things’ space, with connected accessories taking care of the home automation just like Apple. Though Dropcam may get the same independence like Nest initially, eventually Google’s plan would be to bring all of these devices under one fold, preferably with Android at its heart. With Nearby, Google could effectively allow computers and devices to sign-in to services, by using SlickLogin’s proprietary tech, which uses a combination of sound, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to sign users in.
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