Will Project Hera merge Android, Chrome and Google Search?

Since Sundar Pichai became the head of both Chrome and Android, it has been expected to make breakthroughs for both platforms. One of the latest rumors shows, Google is planning to merge three Android, Chrome and Google Search platforms into one, with a project called Project Hera.

According to PhoneArena , the idea behind Project Hera is to unify Android, Chrome and Google Search. This will allow HTML5 applications to be upgraded and integrated into system Android applications. This will create a common HTML5 language class between applications and systems, enabling the system to perform online tasks quickly without having to fully launch applications.

This integration will not only benefit the independent operation of applications, but also has important implications for Android multitasking menu. Each task done by Chrome will appear as a separate tab in the multitasking menu for easier access. And when clicking on it, a website is automatically generated, regardless of whether it comes from any other application.

All selected schools on Hera will most likely be designed according to a unified interface to make it easy to find in multitasking " stacks ". The titles of these fields may also be integrated into the notification bar, further improving the ability and speed of access.

If all of this is realized on Android, system applications are run on HTML5, the platform will become more and more appealing by speed and flexibility in multitasking tasks. In fact, some platforms such as webOS and Tizen have also tried to apply HTML5 to their code set for this purpose.

Google has built a large application ecosystem, but there are many applications and features that are really unnecessary if not useless and fragmented. Although the source did not mention whether this status was handled in the Project Hera project, if mentioned above, the system might only run part of the code of the application when needed, so This will help to eliminate somewhat of the long-standing system slowdown on Android.