The title says it all, really: Google's big developer conference is coming again to the Moscone Center West in San Francisco on April 24th-25th, 2012. Google says a million people participated in t Continue reading…
When I saw iRobot's Ava at CES this January, I was pretty insanely excited. Just a month or so prior I had been prodding iRobot CEO Colin Angle about building a "real" robot, something that was Continue reading…
At Google I/O this time last year, Eric Schmidt was CEO of Google, nobody from the company had ever uttered the word "tablet" in public, and the fancy new Google Wave service was just going public. Continue reading…
Google, Samsung, and Acer might be waiting until June 15 to launch their new Chromebooks, but that doesn't mean we can't take a peek at the new features -- we just switched our Cr-48 to the Continue reading…
It wasn't all just Chrome OS and Chromebooks today at Google I/O -- the company also quietly introduced a new version of Android Market for the web and phones that's designed to greatly improve app Continue reading…
Looks like Chrome OS is getting some big updates at Google I/O ahead of the expected hardware announcements. First, there are new file management features, including document type recognition that can Continue reading…
If you thought what happened on day one was a big deal... just wait for tomorrow. Google will be back at it again in the morning, and we'll be there bringing you the hits as they happen! Just tune Continue reading…
Google promised I/O attendees invites to Music Beta today -- and sure enough, mine rolled in a couple hours ago, so I thought I'd take it for a quick spin. In a nutshell, the beta label is Continue reading…
Google I/O might have been full of showstopper announcements like Google Music Beta and Ice Cream Sandwich, but the most important announcement might be the most prosaic: Google's formed a committee Continue reading…
Google TV is getting a huge bump, with Android 3.1 and Android Market coming to a TV near you. Developers will be able to use one SDK and ship apps that work both on Honeycomb tablets and on Google TV Continue reading…
