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"It will be coming to other platforms," said Barra. "Android is currently the platform our developers are a little bit more comfortable with. " "We'd like to feel it is a little more ready for the mainstream when we bring it to other platforms," he added "Our mission is to make all the world's information available to everyone - and that means whatever device they are using. " Barra explained that the engineers have been working on the Goggles project for about 18 months – and that work will continue.
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