Google Tracker 2015: Everything we know Google is working on for the new year | Ars Technica

Google Tracker 2015: Everything we know Google is working on for the new year | Ars Technica

Google Tracker 2015: Everything we know Google is working on for the new year 2014 included major expansions in home automation and medicine, so what's next? by Ron Amadeo - Dec 29, 2014 2:00 pm UTC Aurich Lawson The new year is almost here, and that means it's time for the bi-annual Google Tracker, our roundup of all of Google's news, rumors, and acquisitions. Hopefully it paints a clearer picture of what will happen with the company in the future. We're not really predicting launch dates or guaranteeing that everything in this article will launch in 2015; we're outlining a list of projects and initiatives currently underway at Google HQ. Think of it as a big "to-do" list for Google—things can be delayed, moved around, or canceled, but to the best of our knowledge, this is a good synopsis of the company's current goals. Further Reading Google's plans for Android, gaming, smart homes, healthcare, robots, and much, much more.

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