…and so it is upon us. Google’s largest annual conference – the Google I/O. While we bring you here the comprehensive coverage, all in 1 stop, here’s our take on some of the outputs from this developers’meet:
3 most important decisions:
Google Photos—a new, standalone product that gives you a home for all your photos & videos,
Android M – new OS to follow Lollipop
Google+ to don new avtar
Google Photos: According to an official Google blog post, will help users organize & “bring their precious moments to life”. Google Photos gives users a single, private place to keep a lifetime of memories, & access them from any device. They’re automatically backed up & synced, so users “can have peace of mind” that their photos are safe, available across all devices.
What’s more, with Google Photos, users can now backup & store unlimited, high-quality photos & videos. For free.
Google+: Google top honcho Bradley Horowitz said in a special briefing with reporters during Google’s annual developer conference on Thursday that this near-flop social media platform from Google would be getting a new form.
“Google+ will be changing,” he announced during an event at Google I/O.
Android M: Google unveiled that Android M (some claim M stands for Milkshake) will succeed Android Lollipop later this year. Google said Android M, which was debuting as a pre-release version today, wil have a host of new features & performance enhancements. Yet, simultaneously, Google’s Sundar Pichai said the company had decided to “go back to the basics” & improve quality of the platform.
Where Android 5.0 Lollipop introduced a new design & interface, M appeared to aim for improving the stability & usability of the software.
http://news.google.com May 29, 2015
Google’s I/O 2015 developer conference kicked off today, and they used their keynote address to announce some pretty neat new stuff for the coming year. I’ll summarize …
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Today Google formally announced the next version of their Android operating system at their Google I/O developer conference. Much like how Android Lollipop was originally previewed under …
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http://news.google.com May 28, 2015
At Google I/O, the tech giant’s annual developer conference, the corporation showed off new features of its upcoming Android M operating system …
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http://news.google.com May 28, 2015
There has been a lot of talk about what the next Android will be called and, specifically, what type of sweet or desert it will adopt as its popular name. …
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http://news.google.com May 28, 2015
Google Photos breaks away from the confines of Google , allowing free unlimited storage of images under 16 megapixels. The new app will be available …
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http://news.google.com May 28, 2015
Google presented a preview of the next version of Android, an Android offshoot for the Internet of Things, and a new version of Google Photos, among other announcements …
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http://news.google.com May 25, 2015
Google is expected to announce a bunch of new software initiatives later this week, one of them being Android M. Some leaks have already provided early information on what the upcoming operating system …
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The appearance of ads on center stage is a first for a Google I/O keynote, which is usually reserved for geek-outs on new operating systems and application programming interface …
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http://news.google.com May 28, 2015
But it’s a little premature to get too excited about Android M when the version announced last year, Android Lollipop, is still only on about 1 …
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http://news.google.com May 28, 2015
Google’s photo handling enters its third life: it started as Picasa, then was folded into Google and now is a service all its own. Integrating its machine-language …
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