Google is working on technology that could run on low-powered devices, called Brillo. Brillo is being developed by a team at Google that’s related to the Android team. It is designed to run on devices with as little as 32MB, or or 64MB of RAM, less then stock Android which requires at least 512MB of RAM.
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