Google and Lenovo just announced they’re partnering up to build an Android-powered, sub-$500 smartphone powered by Google’s extremely nifty Project Tango technology. Project Tango, first announced in 2014, is a project originated from Google ATAP, one of the search giant’s coolest and most secretive research labs. The basic idea behind Project Tango is to give smartphones and tablets a set of “eyes” that can understand depth perception, just like humans can. To date, Project Tango…
Google and Lenovo are teaming up to build a smartphone with serious superpowers
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