Google I/O

Google's annual developer conference kicks off today, and we're following all the news, from Android updates to hardware reveals.

For starters, what will adding the Tensor chip to the Pixel 6a enable the budget phone to do? The more rumors you hear about a product, the closer you are to a launch, at least in my experience. If you want a stealth candidate for a Google product to make news at I/O, look no further than Maps, one of the software giant’s more popular programs. TechDroider has a quick summary on Twitter of what to expect at Google I/O 2022 today, and it lines up with what we've heard. Bear in mind that even if we just get a Pixel Watch teaser during the Google I/O keynote, there may be more than meets the eye to Google's smartwatch plans. Assuming the images are genuine, it looks to be an attractively curved smartwatch with a near-bezel-less design and a couple of hardware buttons on the side. We've moved on to improvements with Google Search. Following up on last month's introduction of multisearch — you can take a photo and ask a question at the same time — Google plans to add a Multisearch Near Me improvement. But no, in that any Android 13 or Google Assistant talk during Google I/O might reveal more about the features coming to future phones. In a demo, a Google executive requested a song from "ummmmm.... Florence and the something?" The Google App is also going to add a one-tap feature that brings up more context about the website. You won't see this next product until 2023, but Google is showing off a Pixel tablet that's designed as a companion for the Pixel phone. The Google Pixel 6a was confirmed as were the Pixel Buds Pro, new wireless headphones that will arrive in July at the same time as Google's budget phone.

Google's kickoff keynote event for the I/0 2022 developer conference starts at 1PM ET / 10AM PT on May 11th, 2022, and we'll be liveblogging the whole ...

Google's developer conference Google I/O is back, which means that the company has a few things to announce. During the opening keynote, Google is expected ...

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Google's annual developer conference is now live. Check out live updates from the event below.

Google I/O is typically when the company announces new software coming in the fall. But it also gives a glimpse of future projects for AI, video chat and ...

CNET will be covering all the announcements from each of these events, so stick with us for the details! After Google will be Microsoft, which holds its Build developer conference May 24 to 26. Pichai says that Google is now using AI to help with translation. For example, you can look at a live 3D view of London, see the the weather and traffic. Google is bringing an auto-summarizing feature that will use AI to help give you a TL;DR (too long; didn't read) of a large document. Google Meet will see improved audio and video quality thanks to Project Starline, first announced at Google I/O 2021. Well, Google is adding a "near me" function to help you take a photo and see if that item is available nearby. The goal is to improve it over time with the rest of the industry. On stage, Pichai acknowledged that there are chances for the AI to develop offensive or inaccurate answers. Google is also pushing ahead into a future without passwords. Google will launch My Ad Center later this year. From multidevice integrations and improvements in AI for Search, Pichai ended the keynote on a positive note, saying Google is helping people better understand the world.

It's Google I/O keynote day! Once a year Google kicks off its developer conference with a rapid-fire stream of announcements, finally unveiling so many of ...

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Smarter search, Pixel Buds Pro, Pixel Watch and a preview of the Pixel 7 joined Google's parade of announcements at its annual developer conference.

We got a preview of the Watch, which will have an improved Wear OS interface and lots of curvy glass. These are the first Pixel Buds incorporating active noise canceling and Google's technologies for better isolation and better transparency. Search will be able to handle a query combining a photo with a text question and integrate "near me" into those searches. This will come to Google Chat as well, helping users get a highlight of a long chat conversation. A new My Ad Center in the Google app lets you manage what ads you'd like to see, and there'll be an easier way to remove personal information from Google search results. Google I/O, the company's annual conference for developers, kicked off for 2022 with the usual keynote -- in person for the first time in three years -- hosted by CEO Sundar Pichai. During the keynote Google treated us to updates about the next version of its operating system, Android 13, and the company launched the Pixel 6A phone, Pixel Watch and Pixel Buds Pro earbuds.

Google announced its new mid-tier phone, the Pixel 6A, which will cost $449 when it's available for preorder on July 21st. The company seems to be flipping its ...

Google announced that its auto-generated translations are coming to YouTube on mobile, that you’ll be able to just look at your Nest Hub Max and start talking to the assistant, and that your phone will be able to look at a shelf full of chocolate bars and pick one out for you based on what you’re looking for. Google went over its plans for Android 13, and the next version of its mobile OS seems to be going further with the ideas introduced in Android 12. Google is bringing back its Wallet app as a place to hold not just your payment cards, but your passes, rewards program memberships, vaccination records, and more. It also said the company is focused on implementing additional security features for its products by default, in addition to the concept of “protected computing” to do more processing on-device rather than sending data elsewhere. There are pretty much no details on whether this will be a product people can buy, but it’s certainly interesting to see more hints of Google’s plan for joining companies like Snap and Meta in the race to put AR on your face. Yes, Google teased the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro with a few renders, showing that the phones will have some slightly different camera cutouts and back panel. The only real hardware detail we have about Google’s upcoming device is that it’ll have a Tensor chip in it. Not just anyone will be able to try out LaMDA 2, but eventually, Google hopes to bring the tech to search and its other products (though it wants to do so very slowly). The next generation of Pixel phones is on the horizon. Like Google’s current Pixels, the 7 and 7 Pro will have two and three cameras, respectively. The company seems to be flipping its usual script for this phone — previous A models have featured a camera comparable to the one found on Google’s flagship Pixels but had weaker processors. Google announced its new mid-tier phone, the Pixel 6A, which will cost $449 when it’s available for preorder on July 21st.

Will we get a look at Android 13, the Pixel 6A and the rumored Pixel Watch?

We got a preview of the Watch, which will have an improved Wear OS interface and lots of curvy glass. These are the first Pixel Buds incorporating active noise canceling and Google's technologies for better isolation and better transparency. Search will be able to handle a query combining a photo with a text question and integrate "near me" into those searches. This will come to Google Chat as well, helping users get a highlight of a long chat conversation. A new My Ad Center in the Google app lets you manage what ads you'd like to see, and there'll be an easier way to remove personal information from Google search results. Google I/O, the company's annual conference for developers, kicked off for 2022 with the usual keynote -- in person for the first time in three years -- hosted by CEO Sundar Pichai. During the keynote Google treated us to updates about the next version of its operating system, Android 13, and the company launched the Pixel 6A phone, Pixel Watch and Pixel Buds Pro earbuds.

Using Google's Flutter technology, the game blurs the boundaries between native smartphone apps and web apps.

On phones, you tap the left and right sides of the screen. On a desktop browser, you use right and left arrows to operate the flippers. It's easy to craft an app that runs on either of the two smartphone families, the web, Windows and MacOS, DeRemer said.

Google I/O 2022 focuses on helping app developers to increase security, improve app quality and improve growth.

Whether you read our articles, listen to our podcasts, or watch our videos, GamesBeat will help you learn about the industry and enjoy engaging with it. With that in mind, Google has announced several new tools to help improve app quality for Android developers. To that end, Google is rolling out new tools for developers and users to control their privacy. - In-app updates API: update notification times are now down to 15 minutes from the earlier 24 hours. Will increase security for users and developers. Google I/O is an annual developer conference, held by Google in Mountain View, CA. At this year’s conference, Google is focusing on three areas to help developers grow their business on Google Play. Let’s jump right in!