It’s easy to see the appeal of Project Ara, Google’s modular smartphone concept. With Ara, a dead battery in the middle of a day trip doesn’t set off a frantic search for someone with a charger. Instead, you pop in a spare. A cracked screen wouldn’t mean buying a new phone, or turning to Craigslist to find a shady, warranty-voiding replacement. It would just mean swinging by the mall to pick up a new one.
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Following Google and many other companies, Byju has joined the list of companies to fire hundreds of workers.
Hmm it sounds great and all but I'm not quite convinced.
waiting for the phones to come out , by the outlook its look quiet exciting
thins like this always look great but usually end up not working very well.
looks good google is getting their hands on everything