Google developers conference 2011 Google I/O is over. At the conference, Google mainly focused on Android and Chrome. Just like last year, Google I/O this year turned out to be a huge success.
However, unlike last year Google did not really pounce on Apple. Although, Google’s Vic Gundotra could not stop himself taking a dig at Apple, by showing a picture of a fat Android eating Apple, to highlight the success of 2010 Google I/O.
2011 Google Keynote: Day 1
Google announced that nearly 1 million Google enthusiasts followed the Google I/O event from 161 countries. The first day 2011 Google I/O keynote focused on Android and announced
- Movies in Android Market,
- Music Beta by Google,
- Android @ Home,
- Android Open Accessory
- a preview of the new Ice Cream Sandwich logo.
Watch the complete video of the first Google I/O keynote by Hugo here.
2011 Google Keynote: Day 2
The second day 2011 Google I/O focused on Chrome and Sundar Pichai announced announced the success of Chrome browser and said the number active Chrome users grew from 70 million to 160 million in a year. Sundar Pichai went on to announce two new Chromebooks, notebooks based on Chrome OS for individuals, businesses, and schools. Watch the full keynote here.
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