Official 2013 Google I/O Thread

[Rohiggidy]

These are the ones I have installed now. NO need to merge android and chromeOS. Developers just need to update their app

google keep

any to do

500 px

The economist

weatherbug

notification galore

Plus this too

they can be full screen

 

[Rohiggidy]

 

[Wayans Brehs]

We finna

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[newarkhiphop]

gonna make the real official thread tommrorow.

 

[jadillac]

I need this in my life.

 

[Hersh]

google fiber-- please come to cali

 

[Rohiggidy]

I think theyll make some more announcements about Fiber since the youtube subscription is Live

 

[Rohiggidy]

key updates

Google Now will get location based reminders. Example: "Remind me to call Lisa when I get home"

Gmail is getting a UI overhaul, it will be "Holofied". Swipe from the left will give you access to your inbox, drafts, labels, etc

 

[Jutt]

key updates

Google Now will get location based reminders. Example: "Remind me to call Lisa when I get home"

Gmail is getting a UI overhaul, it will be "Holofied". Swipe from the left will give you access to your inbox, drafts, labels, etc

 

[Kemyran]

gonna make the real official thread tommrorow.

Thanks.

 

[Rohiggidy]

Link for the LIVE Event

Google Developers - YouTube

 

[diggy]

that white nex fly but I rock a case and I have a white case also, otherwise drooool

 

[Rohiggidy]

new playstore download

com.android.vending-4.1.6.apk

 

[Rohiggidy]

App Data and People Details Syncing Now in Google Play Services

 

[Rohiggidy]

The Verge, WSJ: Google Strikes Music Streaming Deal With Sony and Universal, Spotify-Like Service Imminent

On the eve of I/O, Google managed to finalize deals with Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment to bring a music subscription service to both YouTube and Google Play, according to a report by The Verge that is now being corroborated by The Wall Street Journal. If everything goes smoothly, a preview or launch of the new service tomorrow isn't out of the question. The Journal similarly says the streaming solution could launch "as soon as this week." That would give Google a substantial leg up over Apple, which is still in the process of negotiating contracts for its own music streaming solution.

Google approached labels about music streaming licenses as early as fall of 2012 and brought Warner Music Group on board in early March. Allegedly, YouTube's popularity was a deciding factor for the remaining two music groups; Google's platform for user-generated video content sees hundreds of millions of views a month, exposure the labels didn't want to turn down. There are actually two separate streaming services in the works: one for YouTube, and one for Google Play, as originally rumored back in March. The Journal and The Verge part ways on whether the YouTube service deals with those labels have actually been cemented, with The Verge claiming they have, and The Journal saying it's "unclear where those talks stand."

The Verge describes the service as "on-demand," offering the ability to stream music to PC, mobile devices, and TV - in other words, more like Spotify than Pandora. The Wall Street Journal's report indicates that it will be a paid subscription model to access "whole libraries of songs," suggesting there may not be a free access model, but hopefully we'll learn more tomorrow during Google's I/O keynote.