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In the past, Google has used Google I/O to announce new hardware, such as virtual reality products and smart speakers equipped with personal assistants, as well as new services like Google Allo and Photos.
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Exactly what Google has in store for this year's opening keynote is a bit of a mystery, but we can take a few educated guesses. Here's everything you need to know about Google I/O 2018.
Google I/O 2018: When is it and where is it?
Google I/O is staying in Mountain View, Calif., at the Shoreline Amphitheater. It will last from May 8 to May 10[5], with keynotes, sessions, and presentations over the course of the three days.
Google I/O 2018: What to expect from the show
- More details surrounding Android P
- Updates for Google Assistant and Google Home
- Maybe Wear OS news?
- More details regarding Google's new Chat service
Google uses the developer conference[6] to announce new software products and tools for developers as well as consumers. Previously, we've seen previews of upcoming Android operating systems and previews of developer tools, such as Android Studio.
We already have a developer preview of Android P[7], the next version of Google's mobile operating system. At Google I/O we can expect the company to reveal more of the consumer-facing features, as well as open the Android Beta program to the general public.
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