Event overview and speech schedule
Google I/O 2024 will begin on Tuesday, May 14 with a live-streamed keynote. This virtual format allows participants and viewers from around the world to participate remotely.
The keynote session, moderated by Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, will begin at 10:00 am Pacific time (10:30 pm Indian time). The live broadcast will be available on the official Google channel on YouTube.
What to expect?
Although Google I/O traditionally focuses on software updates, this year promises to be a gigantic focus on the development of artificial intelligence. Google’s AI integration across its products and services will likely take center stage, with particular emphasis on Gemini AI. However, after the recent presentation of the Pixel 8a, no major hardware premieres are expected.
OpenAI, known for its ChatGPT technology, is hosting an event just ahead of Google I/O, highlighting the energetic landscape of the tech industry.
Additionally, major technology players such as Apple and Microsoft are hosting developer conferences in the coming weeks to showcase ongoing innovation in the industry.
How to tune in?
To watch Google I/O 2024 live, simply visit Google’s official YouTube channel and join the live stream starting at 10 a.m. PT. The event provides insight into the future of Android, updates on generative artificial intelligence such as Gemini AI, and potential teasers of upcoming Google hardware.
What’s on Google
Android 15 Presentation: Developers can expect details on the next major version of Android, including features like an updated privacy sandbox, partial screen sharing, app archiving, improved satellite connectivity, and more.
Generative Artificial Intelligence: The spotlight will likely be on Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence, which will likely replace Google Assistant. Stay tuned for updates on AI integration across the Google ecosystem, including Search, Chrome, Gmail and other productivity tools.
Pixel 9 and Pixel Fold 2 series trailers: While it hasn’t been confirmed, there may be glimpses of Google’s upcoming flagship phones and possibly a teaser of the Pixel Fold 2. However, don’t expect full product unveilings this time around.
No introduction of novel equipment: Following the recent announcement of the Pixel 8a, Google is not expected to showcase the novel hardware at the event. Instead, we continue to focus on software innovations and artificial intelligence improvements.
Stay tuned for our extensive Google I/O 2024 coverage as we delve into the latest developments and insights presented at this highly anticipated technology conference.
