Monday 7 May 2018
Google announced its internet of things (IoT) operating system, Android Things, almost three years ago. Now, it’s ready for the prime-time, with the launch of Android Things 1.0. This major update brings increased hardware compatibility, and long-term support for production devices. But before we start diving into the news, it’s probably worth talking what Android Things actually is. As I mentioned, Android Things is an operating system for IoT devices — so, stuff like smart lightbulbs, thermostats, Wi-Fi enabled cameras. You get the idea. Unlike the mainstream version of Android, it runs on the most austere of hardware, and can…
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