HIGHLIGHTS
- Google I / O 2019 has been kept on Mountain View from May 7th to May 9th.
- The Android key operating system is expected to have an early keynote.
- Subjects of this conference session include Stadia, Assistant and Map, AR and AI.
Google has discharged a preview of the timetable for Google I/O 2019, this year's edition of its yearly developer conference. The occasion will be held from May 7 to May 9 this year at the Shoreline Amphitheater near its headquarters in Mountain View, California. The opening keynote typically observes Google announcing each new version of its Android smartphone operating framework, just as updates to its numerous services, for example, Google Assistant, Google Maps, and Gmail, just as ongoing projects and research identified with expanded reality and AI. This year, CEO Sundar Pichai and his group will almost certainly announce Android Q and preview its highlights at the opening keynote. Over the remainder of the occasion days, developers will almost certainly go to briefings and interact with Google engineers to learn about a colossal variety of topics.
According to the Official Google I/O 2019 calendar preview, this year's opening keynote will occur in the amphitheatre at 10:00am PDT on Tuesday, May 7 (10:30pm IST). It then follows a different developer keynote. From that point onward, there will be simultaneous tracks of sessions throughout the day, on diverse topics including Google Stadia, Material Design, voice interaction experiences, self-driving cars, digital installments, machine learning, Chrome, Google Maps, Google Assistant, Android TV, marketing through the Google Play store, and considerably more.
On May 8, similar sessions through the day will be held around Digital Wellbeing, connected homes, Google Cast, AR applications, machine learning, Android applications for cars, AR experiences for Google Maps, interactive Google Assistant recreations, IoT storage, smart displays, and Android machine learning.
The most recent day is May 9, which starts with significantly more sessions including Android security, Web applications, the Android Q UI, fairness in machine learning, improving Web application performance, Dark themes, AMP for email, Chrome OS applications, and client application commitment. While some sessions over all three days are targeted at beginners, a few will be quite certain profound dives for cutting edge and experienced developers.
Google will also host a less formal "fireside visit" session where participants will probably interact with Google's specialists, just as an improv comedy session and a concert for entertainment. During all three days, there will also be Sandbox, Code Labs and Office Hours sessions where all participants handle Google products and services, experiment with instant coding kiosks, and receive one-on-one criticism and specific advice from Google staff.
The information discharged so far is only a preview, and more sessions might be included among now and the official start of the occasion. The timetable does not give away any announcements about new products, services or highlights that Google might make, but to acknowledge Android Q. We can not even see new devices, but rather, for example, rumoured Google Pixel 3 Light Smartphone and the secret Google Fuchsia OS project. We can anticipate that some updates should highlight demonstrated in previous years, including the AI-powered Google Duplex, constant voice translation, and AR in Google Maps.
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