We're still trying to get out all of the news from the first day keynote of Google I/O. We got an update to Honeycomb that is rolling out now for Verizon XOOM owners, a sneak peek at Ice Cream Sandwich, the much anticipated Music Beta, the surprise announcement of Movie Rentals, and more. If you get the chance, you need to check out the full … [Read more...]
Google I/O is finally upon us, and the next 2 days are going to be filled with a bunch of news heading from Silicon Valley. When looking through the available sessions, you'll see that Android fills up almost all of the 110 sessions available. Plus, 56 out of the 152 sandbox partners will be focusing on Android. We all know how important the … [Read more...]
This one is a giant rumor, but has enough clues that we at least have to mention it. The Toshiba tablet has been an anticipated tablet ever since the company made a site that was completely flash, then laughed at Apple users by saying they couldn't use the site. The tablet is still unnamed, even the webpage to learn about the tab is … [Read more...]
We know that hundreds, probably thousands, of you were distraught when the 2011 Google I/O tickets were sold out in 59 minutes. Sure you can see the keynotes and a few other things online during the event, but it isn't just about learning. It's about the experience. So Google got together with GTUG partners and Student Ambassadors to create … [Read more...]
If you weren't able to get a ticket to Google I/O within the 59 minutes that it sold out, you still have a chance to go. Google VP of engineering Vic Gundotra announced that Google would be handing out 100 tickets during mini-developer challenges. If you've got some Android Coding skills and don't want to pay an arm to get a ticket from ebay, … [Read more...]
Did you get those tickets to Google I/O? If you didn't yet, you're already out of luck. That's right, just mere hours(maybe even just an hour) after the registration opened for Google I/O coming up in May, it sold out. That's 55,000 attendees crashing the servers as soon as this thing opened up. That's a lot of Android love(or maybe people are … [Read more...]
2011 Google I/O DEVELOPER CONFERENCE Announced May 10-11, San Francisco, CA Google just opened up their official site for Google I/O 2011, the largest developer conference for those working with Android and Google’s other platforms. Registration has yet to open, but make sure you bookmark the site and follow @GoogleIO if you plan on … [Read more...]
