Google I/O 2013
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Google I/O 2013
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#3I'm saying later next year, but it could easily be at IO.
All the groundwork is there and there's little stopping Android being adopted as a 'real' OS.
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#5The question is how long we have to wait until Google introduces a 'desktop' view of Android with multiple windows. I'm saying later next year, but it could easily be at IO. All the groundwork is there and there's little stopping Android being adopted as a 'real' OS.
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#7The question is how long we have to wait until Google introduces a 'desktop' view of Android with multiple windows. I'm saying later next year, but it could easily be at IO. All the groundwork is there and there's little stopping Android being adopted as a 'real' OS.
I would say that the biggest barrier to that is Chrome OS. Or, rather, where in the market Android stops and Chrome OS starts.
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#8Huh. I'll be starting an internship at the Mountain View office a few days after I/O. Will be interesting to see what the dynamic is coming down from the I/O high.
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#9Indie devs can book flights and hotels to visit San Francisco regardless of whether they have an I/O ticket or not. If they don't get a ticket they can organise their week around other events e.g. work at coworking spaces, attend tech events, meet friends, some sight-seeing etc.
Companies could arrange a similar schedule for their employees. Just being in San Francisco to network and meet potential partners and clients is as valuable as attending I/O sessions.
An added bonus of knowing the dates early is that you can now plan your family vacation or company off-site without worrying about potentially missing out on a tech conference.
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#10It's great that the dates are known. Indie devs can book flights and hotels to visit San Francisco regardless of whether they have an I/O ticket or not. If they don't get a ticket they can organise their week around other events e.g. work at coworking spaces, attend tech events, meet friends, some sight-seeing etc. Companies could arrange a similar schedule for their employees. Just being in San Francisco to network…
EDIT: http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2011/10/save-date-for-google-...
initially announced on Oct 17, 2011. Changed on November 28, 2011. Dates of the event shifted from April 24-25 to June 27-29, 2012.