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After making 22 bold predictions about Google IO 2015, we jumped on a plane, flew to San Francisco, and got in line with hoards of others to grab our passes for tomorrow’s huge keynote presentation. You’ll be able to watch streaming video of the Keynote on Phandroid and follow all the event coverage with our Google IO Guide.
After waiting in line for about an hour we finally got into the belly of the beast where an awesomely decorated room awaited.
There will undoubtedly be much more in store tomorrow when we’re able to ascend two levels above, where various booths and stands showcase Google’s latest offerings.
For now, on the ground floor, attendees lounge around after getting their event badges, surrounded by several larger than life Android statues.
Meanwhile, smaller than life Android statues await in the Google Store where 3 IO themed shirts designed by local artists were also being sold.
Google staffers are hard at work preparing and setting up for two the company’s most important days of the year.
While our own hardworking Steve Albright works furiously on his swinging skills and pizza eating capabilities.
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Lucky bastards ?
Keep the pictures coming ?
Oh yeah? Well I’m at work..doing big boy stuff. ?
So are they. That’s the sad part for us.
Looks like fun!
This is the first Google IO I haven’t heard rumors. Maybe because Lollipop was so hyped last year and still feels new, I don’t know what to expect this time around… Looking forward to the keynote
Is this the one enthusiasts can go to, or is this the developer-oriented one where if you’re not a developer nothing will make sense to you?
I want to go to a Google I/O event, but I forgot which one was the enthusiast one. Unless… they’re one in the same. All I remember was tickets costing about $900 unless you’re a student and it’s in San Diego or San Fransisco.
It’s on my bucket list to go.