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  Well, Google I / O 2014 is very close and some clues about new devices or software may be popping up any day now. Moreover, it is possible that Google has revealed the Nexus 6 through his Twitter account to promote the role of voice 'OK Google '. Of course, this could just be a representation of a device or simply the next Nexus phone. In the published photo, Google shows a cell with a very thin bezel and a design that does not currently see in the market. At the bottom of the image is the cheese section of a supermarket and not much pointing to the name of the next version of Android, as there are many desserts in the image. Could it be that Google knocked on the next version of Android with a name of cheese? I really doubt it and may be just the background image that focused only on promoting functionality. The Android phone image would appear to be a little larger than 5 inches in May Nexus website and given the size it occupies in hand. Apparently might be 5.2 or 5.5...

Google has released a standalone version of its stock camera app for Android— and it's a significant improvement on its predecessor. The new app, called simply Google Camera, features a new user interface with revamped shooting modes, as well as the ability to selectively focus the camera. Rumors of the new app first surfaced earlier this month after it was reported the company was testing a new camera app that would be released independently of the upcoming Android 4.4.3 update. Google also unveiled Lens Blur, a brand new effect that enables users to shoot with a shallower depth of field to selectively focus on certain portions of a particular image. This is the first time Google has included the feature in its camera app. "Achieving this optical effect has traditionally required a big lens and aperture, and therefore hasn’t been possible using the camera on your mobile phone or tablet," wrote Google software Engineer Carlos Hernandez in a blog post explaining how Google...

 Google introduces its tablet the Tango Project, a project that handles allow you to create 3D maps of the environment of a mobile device. The Project Tango Tablet, as Google calls it for now, is mainly designed for developers interested in exploring the future of 3D technology on a mobile device can do so and to develop new features that may allow it to another level bringing this technology, as mentioned Google. The 7-inch tablet that goes on sale later this year is priced at U.S. $ 1.024, making it not the cheapest in the market. However, Google's tablet was created with help from Nvidia to allow create internal maps of buildings in 3D, thanks to various cameras and sensors that are in the device. The tablet has a Nvidia Tegra K1 processor, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, Wi-Fi and 4G LTE. Although the Tango Project or Project Tango would be in its initial phase, the new tablet could help take an important step for this kind of technology can reach consumers in the future.