Google I/O has been scheduled to take being on May 7 where Google is expected to showcase a number of upcoming changes that it intends to introduce with its products and services. Google’s I/O contains elements of Android, especially the launch developer preview of the next version of Android, it is just showcased as a smaller part of a much larger event. Usually, Google holds a separate Android event later on in the year, often shortly after the new version of the Android has been publicly released and named.
This year, Google has scheduled its Android-centric event for October 23rd and October 24th. The event will be held at the Google Event Center (MP7) in Sunnyvale, California. It will consist of workshops where Android engineering teams will be giving insights into the latest version of the OS, hands-on experience with product demos, and the opportunity to talk to people who have worked behind the development of Android and have questions answered by them regarding the changes that have been introduced to the OS.
That's right! #AndroidDevSummit is back, October 23-24 in Sunnyvale CA! Save the date and make sure to tune in for all the exciting news and releases from the #AndroidDev team.
More info & highlights from last year here → https://t.co/YLtxLYiU3K pic.twitter.com/rUtLaTcneg
— Android Developers (@AndroidDev) April 4, 2019
Those who are unable to attend the conference can catch the live stream of the keynote and other sessions. Sessions will also be recorded and made available after the event. Google will also be hosting viewing parties at off-site locations of which interested viewers can be a part of.
Registrations for Android Dev Summit 2019 are not yet live. In order to stay updated about the same, follow the @AndroidDev Twitter account.
Meanwhile, Google I/O 2019 is scheduled to take place at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California (USA), and now Google has posted the initial schedule for the conference.
Expectedly, Google will be kicking off its I/O event with the main Google keynote at 10 AM PDT, which will likely be hosted by key Google executives, including Sundar Pichai. As it goes every year, Google will be listing the changes that have been or are expected to be introduced to its services and products, including Android and its upcoming variant, Android Q. The event will be live streamed for enthusiasts who are interested in the conference but have not been able to score a ticket.
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