Archive : Google I/O

Yesterday felt a little like a dream. With Google announcing so may new things, I felt a little overwhelmed. We had Google Music beta, Movies in the market, Ice Cream Sandwich icon, Honeycomb 3.1 update and the list goes on. I we managed to get a lot of what went down yesterday to you guys, but I...

During all the hype from Google I/O today, a few things managed to slip under my radar. Like what the 3.1 Honeycomb update actually does. The most exciting aspect of this update is the incorporation of USB support. This added addition will bring with it the ability to use things like game pads, mice,...

If you haven’t been paying attention too much today then you have missed a lot of amazing information and some information that would make anyone jealous. The most exciting news for the 5000 attendees of Google I/O were given the latest and greatest Galaxy Tab 10.1. Along with the freebie, Verizon...

All I can say about this announce is, its about time. The most recent update to Honeycomb 3.1 was released today for tablets during Google I/O. According to Google, this update will be rolled out to Google TV users this summer. It will finally allow users to access the android market and be able to...

Sadly we weren’t able to make it to the Google I/O event this year, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t trying to keep up with all that is happening. Right now there is an Android Q&A session going on with Andy Rubin. A very interesting question came up - will Ice Cream Sandwich require...

Today is a very big day for all us Android users and for Google. The recent release of the Google Music Beta was just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Google has also just announced it’s new Movie Rental ability on the Android Market. You now have access to thousands of movie titles with just...

Since the Google TV announcement at the Google I/O conference earlier this year, I have been itching to get my hands on a Google TV product. Sony is set to unveil some Google TV products on Tuesday, October 12th. Some invitations have been spotted for the New York event that is set to introduce...

As we mentioned earlier, today’s keynote at Google I/O 20210 was almost all about the FroYo, now officially Android 2.2. All of the rumored improvements proved to be true, with the speed and performance components bringing the biggest wow factor. Here’s a rundown of what’s new: Performance...

Today is a big day, during the Google I/O, the largest developer conference of the year, Google came ahead and announced something that we were looking for, Google officially announced the Android 2.2 aka Froyo. The Froyo comes with lot of good features, its faster then the Eclair, as you can see in...

One of the lesser promoted features of Google I/O is a display case filled with almost every Android phone produced, from the HTC G1 to the LG Ally, with everything in between. You can see every phone on display over at the AndroidandMe Flickr page. While you can’t be at Google I/O to see the...

Seesmic released a new beta of there Seemic Twitter application only to people at the Google I/O 2010 event.  Allen managed to scan the barcode at the show and drop us the link.  Rumor has it this download won’t last too long so go grab it while you can. You can download it here: http://d.seesmic.com/team/Seesmic-1.4-beta_Android.apk This...

Vic Gundotra, Google’s Vice President of Engineering has posted the following summary of today’s first morning of the Google I/O 2010 Keynote speeches.  Here’s what he had to say: Google I/O 2010 Day 1: A more powerful web in more places 5/19/2010 10:30:00 AM Today at Moscone ...

Just like most technology events, or any decent conference you go to, they generally give out T-Shirts to everyone.  Google is no different and everyone is being given a Google I/O T-Shirt.  The difference with the Google I/O T-Shirts is that its interactive.  Google have printed QRCodes on the front...

Set your clock, write it down, tape a post-it to your head, because you are not going to want to miss out. Google I/O starts tomorrow and it’s going to be an Android-stravaganza. Our own Allen Kiehl is already there, getting ready to cover the Android events and do some live-blogging. Wondering...

Only 13 more days to go until Google I/O.  As we’ve mentioned before, Android Spin’s Allen Kiehl will be attending and live blogging the Android sessions. But why stop there? Google has announced they will be streaming the keynotes live for both day one and two.  If you have a chance,...