Although Android KitKat operating system has just been introduced, and many devices have not been widely adopted, but Google reportedly is preparing a new interface system that can be raised in version 4.5. The project, named "Project Hera" is reported to Android Police (04/06/2014) was prepared as a bridge between Google Chrome OS and Android.
Hera is chromium operating system that is built to be run on Android, and can execute commands via the web is good for Google as well as third-party applications.
With Hera Project, then Android users are expected to do various things with various devices, whether it's Android, Chrome, or web-based applications.
From the leaked photos posted on the site Android Police, Hera interface similar to the look of Google Now which uses design as a pile of cards (card-based) that shows what applications are currently running. Of course, additional cards can also be given to any Google services.
Android Police
Gmail app displayed in the interface of Hera
However, it can not be concluded that Google will unify Chrome and Android. Google just trying to provide a similar experience at the screen when different users.
The same thing started Microsoft with its universal apps. With the application, the developer can create an application that can run on all devices, whether PC / laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Google has not announced when it will introduce Hera as the latest Android update to the public. It could be introduced in the event Google I / O 2014 a few months longer. But I could also wait until the end of the year.
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