Google has Released an I/O Highlight’s Video That’s Shorter Than the Event’s Intro
Two weeks ago Google hosted one of their biggest events of the year, I/O, in which they unveil what they have been working on in the past year and give the community and developers a chance to play with new tools and get a chance to see the direction in which Google is going.
Back then, I/O ‘15 last a full two days including a 2.5+ hour-long starting keynote (with a 10 minute long introduction video) along with other shorter hour-long sessions. If you weren’t able to catch the videos concerning all of the sessions, Google has released a short video that teases what all was announced during the conference. After viewing the video you can then go and check out individual session that may have piqued your interest.
Check out the video below if you missed I/O and then go check out Google Developers’ blogs and social networks to get more info on what was shown.
Reviews
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