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Gundotra Promises Plenty of Android for Google IO 2011
Earlier today, Vic Gundotra took to the Google blog to shed a few details on the annual Google IO conference, set to kick off tomorrow. And as we had hoped, there looks to be plenty of Android on the agenda. Of course with 21 session …
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Google IO App Arrives In Time for Annual Event
Headed to San Francisco next week to attend the annual Google IO conference? Awesome, we’ll see you there! Can’t make it in person, but want to keep close tabs on everything going down? There’s an app for that. Google dropped their official IO 2011 application …
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Lookout Mobile Security Throwing Party on Eve of Google IO; We Have 30 Tickets to Give Away!
Google I/O 2011 is but a few short weeks away, where we’ll get our annual glimpse into the future of Android and other Google development. As many of you readers are also developers and enthusiasts, we know you’ll making the trip to San Francisco to …
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Google to Stream All of This Year’s I/O, Including Android Session, Online for Free
Google I/O may have sold out fast (59 minutes fast), but the Big G has decided to put the ENTIRE event online. They said it would include, “streaming of the keynotes, as in years past, as well as—new for 2011—the addition of sessions from Android and Chrome. We’ll also aim to post HD video recordings from sessions that are not livestreamed within 24 hours.” Sounds great
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Google I/O Pricing Leaks, Public Registration Due in February
Recent changes in the Google I/O website indicate things are about to get going again. Pricing for pre-registration has leaked with developers looking to get early access, followed by public registration in February.
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Google I/O: Android Keynote Highlights
The big Google I/O event wrapped up earlier this week and left behind a wake of drooling Android geeks desperate for some Froyo goodness. Froyo is the impending upgrade to the Android O/S. It is supposed to start rolling out in the next few weeks …
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Live Tweeting the Google IO Keynote
Just a quick note to direct folks to our Twitter account for up to the minute news on Google IO this week. Today at 9am Pacific, we’ll be live tweeting the keynote speech that kicks off the conference. Of course, we’ll post any big news …
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Hey Developers! Save 30% With Pragmatic Programmers’ Android Books
If you are an aspiring Android developer looking to pick up some tutorials and best practices, you may want to swing by The Pragmatic Bookshelf. The 3rd edition of Ed Burnette‘s “Hello, Android” is now available and readers can save 30 percent off their purchases. …
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Watch Google I/O From Your Desk
Can’t make it to Google I/O on May 19th and 20th? That’s alright, there are thousands of others just like you. Fortunately, Google is going to be broadcasting the two-day event live via YouTube. This way all of you aspiring developers and Google lovers can …
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Three Android-Related Sessions for Google I/O Listed as TBA. Why?
We’re only a few short weeks away from the two-day developer event known as Google I/O. Android developers and enthusiasts are expecting to hear some big things about our favorite mobile platform. At this stage, we fully expect Andy Rubin and pals to give us …
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AndroidUploads Week In Review
It’s Sunday again so that means it’s time to catch up on the videos and podcasts from last week over on AndroidUploads. Be sure to swing by the site a time or two throughout the week to see what Android apps are being announced and …
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Google Wave Keynote [VIDEO]
Want to catch up on yesterday’s huge announcement that was Google Wave? Watchthe entire keynote address in one giant YouTube video! Maybe it’s me, but Wave looks like it hasn’t changed the game, but rather started a new one altogether. You can find this, and …
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Google I/O Predictions – Reader Submission
The following article is a reader submission from Ben Feldman. You can follow him on twitter at BenFeldman. We’re posting the article untouched, in it’s entirety. These are his predictions for the Google I/O conference which kicks off in a matter of hours. Google I/O …
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Embiggening the Tent
More apps means a more compelling Android, yet the existing Java-centric environment means some will elect to skip our platform. Read more about how to overcome this in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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