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Google’s Project Ara is now in Beta

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BiGsAm
Jul 3, 2014

If you are unfamiliar, Project Ara is a project by Google that mainly consists of a metal endoskeleton, acting as the spine of the phone, and slots for components known as modules, which are also replaceable.  These  modules can include anything from processor, RAM, WiFi, power jack, display and battery, as well as modules like your camera and speakers while keeping the rest of the phone’s specs as they are.

Google has announced that Project Ara is now in Beta phase and that 100 lucky users will get to test the device. Google has also announced that it will take 8 months before the final version is ready to be released to the public.

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