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Beyond AI and XR: Key Innovations from Google I/O 2025

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA (Reporting from Toronto, ON) – May 26, 2025 – While artificial intelligence and the new Android XR platform took center stage at Google I/O 2025, the developer conference also delivered a host of other notable advancements. These include the futuristic Google Beam telepresence system, significant design and AI upgrades across the Android ecosystem, and new intelligent features for widely used applications like Gmail and Google Docs. Google Beam: “3D FaceTime” Nears Reality Google unveiled Google Beam, an AI-first video communication platform born from its “Project Starline” research. Beam aims to create a highly realistic sense of co-presence … Continue reading Beyond AI and XR: Key Innovations from Google I/O 2025

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Google I/O 2025 Recap: AI Unleashed, XR Horizons Broaden, and a Smarter Ecosystem Emerges

Sam Greenwood

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – May 26, 2025 – Google’s annual I/O developer conference concluded today, painting a vivid picture of a future deeply intertwined with artificial intelligence and immersive experiences. The event showcased a sweeping array of innovations, from foundational AI model breakthroughs and a radical new vision for Google Search, to the official launch of the Android XR platform and significant enhancements across the entire Android ecosystem. Here’s a consolidated look at the major developments from Google I/O 2025, with links to our detailed coverage: The AI Revolution Accelerates Google I/O 2025 was unequivocally dominated by AI. The company … Continue reading Google I/O 2025 Recap: AI Unleashed, XR Horizons Broaden, and a Smarter Ecosystem Emerges

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Android XR Launched, Bringing Gemini AI to Smart Glasses and Headsets

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA (Reporting from Toronto, ON) – May 26, 2025) – Google today took a significant step into the future of immersive computing with the announcement of Android XR, a new platform designed to power smart glasses and headsets, … Continue reading Android XR Launched, Bringing Gemini AI to Smart Glasses and Headsets

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AI Dominates with New Models, Search Overhaul, and Deep Ecosystem Integration

Sam Greenwood

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA (Reporting from Toronto, ON) – May 26, 2025) – Google’s annual developer conference, I/O 2025, concluded today, firmly establishing artificial intelligence as the central pillar of the company’s future. A torrent of announcements revealed next-generation multimodal AI models, a fundamental reimagining of Google Search with “AI Mode,” and the pervasive embedding of its Gemini AI across its vast ecosystem of products and services. “What all this progress means is that we’re in a new phase of the AI platform shift,” stated CEO Sundar Pichai, emphasizing that “decades of research are now becoming reality.” New AI Powerhouses Unveiled … Continue reading AI Dominates with New Models, Search Overhaul, and Deep Ecosystem Integration

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Google I/O 2023 Highlights AI: PaLM 2, Bard, AI-integrated Search, and Project Tailwind

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Google I/O 2023 showcased significant advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on enhancing user experiences and productivity. The event highlighted several noteworthy developments in the AI domain. PaLM 2 Google’s introduction of PaLM 2 at Google I/O 2023 represents a major advancement in language modeling capabilities. Built on extensive research and advanced infrastructure, PaLM 2 offers a wide range of enhancements and easy deployment options. It supports a broader range of programming languages, empowering developers to leverage its capabilities across diverse coding environments. The inclusion of multilingual commenting facilitates seamless collaboration among users who speak different languages. Integration with Bard, … Continue reading Google I/O 2023 Highlights AI: PaLM 2, Bard, AI-integrated Search, and Project Tailwind

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Google I/O 2023 Showcases Android Updates and Pixel Devices, Unveils AI Advancements

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Google I/O 2023, the annual developer conference, showcased a range of updates and advancements in the Android operating system and artificial intelligence (AI). The updates aimed to enhance the user experience across devices, while the AI developments focused on productivity … Continue reading Google I/O 2023 Showcases Android Updates and Pixel Devices, Unveils AI Advancements

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Google I/O Unveils Android Updates and Exciting Additions to Pixel Lineup

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Google I/O, the annual developer conference, showcased a range of updates for the Android operating system, aiming to enhance the user experience across devices. Notable announcements included the introduction of a crowd-locate network for Find My Device, seamless integration of … Continue reading Google I/O Unveils Android Updates and Exciting Additions to Pixel Lineup

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Google I/O 2018 Keynote

Sam Greenwood

Yesterday Google held their annual I/O event. they made lots of cool and innovative announcment. Waymo was also there. But there were no hardware announcments (other than that the Smart Displays that were announced in January at CES are realecing in July), guess we’d have to wait til the fall. The first thing that was announced is that Gboard will soon support Morse Code. Then they announced a bunch of updates to GMail including autocomplete in gmail web (it includes calender events, addresses from your contacts, etc). Google Photos cane enxt with the introduction of Suggested sharing and AI reccomended … Continue reading Google I/O 2018 Keynote

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What’s New In Android Google I/O 2017

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Features pocture in picture in all apps multi display motification channels: allow you to set specific types of notifications fromspecific apps examples A personal user account including 2 notification channels: Notifications of new comments on your posts. Notifications recommending posts by your contacts. A business user account including 2 notification channels: Notifications of new comments on your posts. Notifications recommending posts by your contacts what specific channels can do Importance Sound Lights Vibration Show on lockscreen Override do not disturb   Continue reading What’s New In Android Google I/O 2017