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There’s a little over a week until Google’s I/O Developer Conference, held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Android Community will be there, bringing you all the news, but thanks to our friends at Google we’ve also got three I/O tickets to give away to Android Community members! Last year, Google used the conference [...]
One Google IO attendee asked for more details of second round of Android Developer Challenge; more specifically when is the start date. Jason replied saying that they still need to complete round 1 of the Android Developer Challenge and that it’s most definitely be after Android devices hit the market or probably early next year. [...]
Right after the Google IO keynote on Tuesday, I rushed off to attend the press conference and as result missing the first few Android sessions. It’s a good thing that Ed Burnette of ZDNet, we have a few more questions answered as well as clearing up some confusion regarding the Android platform. The Introduction to [...]
Google really knows how to throw a great party. After a long day of listening to folks talk about various topics ranging from Android to Google App Engine, all you want to do is kick back and relax with a nice cold adult beverage or shoot some pool with that new programmer you connected with [...]
Android Fireside Chat is a Q&A session that is often considered the best part of Google IO, as it gives developers a chance to ask what’s on their minds as well as talk to the product engineering teams. Come tell the team what you want, discuss issues and design decisions, and hear the team’s thoughts [...]
After wowing the IO conference crowd with their Android prototype demonstration, the developers sat down for a Q&A session. The question on everyones’ lips was what exactly the demo hardware consisted of, and who made it; while the answer to the latter was under NDA, we were given some details of the former. Based on a [...]
Google’s latest Android prototype is miles improved over the versions we last saw. Back at CES the GUI was clunky and the whole thing looked relatively primative; Google themselves asked us to keep an open mind and instead concentrate on the OS’ potential. Now, they’ve brought out a device that you could, frankly, mistake for [...]
Google will be announcing quite a bit of news over the next two days, starting with the opening keynote and a press conference this morning. The keynote will be given by Vic Gundotra, VP of engineering, at 9:30am in Moscone West. The title of the keynote will be “Client, Connectivity, and the Cloud.” After the [...]
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