Google announces Android Open Accessory standard, Arduino-based ADK

Google’s really not leaving any stone unturned at IO today — it’s now also announced a new Android Open Accessory standard, which promises to effectively be its own version of “Made for iPod.” That implies that any accessory designed using the API (that could also be something like an exercise bike) may be compatible with any Android phone or tablet — running no less than Android 2.3.4 or 3.1, it really is. What’s more, Google is likewise creating a reference hardware design dubbed an “ADK” available to developers and, get this, it’s according to Arduino . Quickly, it only includes USB, but Bluetooth support is planned for the long run. Developers can hit up the link below for the whole details on find out how to start with it.