Google I/O is the company's annual developer conference, but there's still plenty to interest the tech fan too. Here are six streamed sessions we recommend.
Google I/O takes May 11 and May 12 this year, and the annual event is where Google entertains its developer community, bringing it together both in person and virtually to learn about what’s new in Android, WearOS, and other Google tools and technologies. But just because it’s primarily developer-focused doesn’t mean there isn’t anything for non-developers to enjoy.
there’s no strict start time for this session, as it will follow the main Google I/O keynote and the subsequent developer keynote, both of which have a fluid start and end time. Second, there are multiple What’s New in … sessions following the two main keynotes, all covering Google’s main products including Chrome OS, Google Home, and augmented reality. We chose the Android session as Android 13 will be discussed.
The session also promises a look at the latest camera app trends, which apart from showing how people are using Google’s camera and its AI features, may also give us a hint at features other Android device manufacturers may incorporate in the future.This and the next recommended session are less product-focused and may turn out to be an interesting look at how Google works with and learns from different people and communities.
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