Google is all set to conquer the Auto business...!

When it comes to business,Google knows how to score the Bulls.

 This year in March Apple launched their CarPlay which possess ability to connect  the cars that are compatible with it to the internet and other net based car applications provided in their store.

 Hence as a counter to the outflow of their arch-rival(yeah,that’s what they say!),google is getting ready with their new Software called “Android Auto”.

Google has started developing this new software called android auto which will enhance the car driving experience  with all the internet based benefits and that too without plugging in the andriod based smart phones.!

Though Google hasn’t announced anything  or has never published details about putting  this software directly into the cars.They are planning to do so when they launch their next version of operating system called Andriod M.Probably this is going to take a whole year.

However,with this  Android Auto coming ,they will fix their place in the much awaited Auto industry.

“It provides a much stronger foothold for Google to really be part of the vehicle rather than being an add-on,”said Thilo Koslowski,vice president and Automotive Practice Leader of industry research firm Gartner

 If this google project gets successful,Android will become the standard system powering a car’s entertainment and navigating features,making Google’s position in new market bold.Google could also get access potentially to valuable bunch of information from and to the vehicles.

By incorporating Android with an auto, Google's administrations would not be at danger of exchanging off when a cell phone battery uses up force, for instance.

"With inserted its generally on, dependably there," said one of the sources, alluding to the implicit rendition of Android Auto. "You don't need to rely on upon your telephone being there and on."

Google's product could conceivably associate with other auto parts, permitting, for instance, an implicit route framework like Google Maps to discover when fuel is low and give headings to the closest service stations.

By taking advantage of the auto's segments, Google could likewise pick up important data to bolster its information hungry publicizing plan of action. "You can get access to GPS area, where you stop, where you travel daily, your pace, your fuel level, where you stop for gas," one of the sources said.

 

Anyway the source noted that Android would need significant changes in execution and dependability for carmakers to embrace it. Specifically, Android Auto would need to power-up right away when the driver turns the auto on, as opposed to needing to hold up more than 30 seconds, as happens with numerous cell phones.

Automakers may likewise be careful about giving Google access to in-auto parts that could raise security and risk concerns, and be hesitant to give Google such a prime spot in their vehicles.

"Automakers need to keep their image request and keep their separation," said Mark Boyadjis, an expert with industry research firm IHS Automotive. "Automakers don't want to have a state of the industry where you get in any vehicle and it's just the same experience wherever you go."