Google recently revealed the Project Tango, which aims to bring, a technology that gives a mobile device the ability to navigate the physical world similar to the way we do as human beings, it also brings a new type of spatial perception to the platform of Android devices, using cameras and sensors on mobile devices for tracking motion and depth perception.
This is the Phab 2 Pro created by Lenovo, a smartphone that manages to map environments thanks to a set of three rear cameras. But it is said that the launch of the device will create an internal competition for Google, since the company will launch its smartphones (Pixel and Pixel XL) in the month of November.
Second Clay Bavor (head of Google's virtual reality department), this is the fourth launch forecast that the device receives: in the first instance, it was scheduled for June, then the date changed to September and finally changed to November.
After this project was launched, Lenovo was the first to join, guaranteeing that it would launch a smartphone with the technology of this project for summer 2016. As promised, this smartphone will finally be launched in November, and should cost 499 USD.
See what the Phab 2 Pro will look like:
