"Google’s developer conference kicks off today, with a keynote slated to start at 1PM ET. You can watch the stream (here’s how to watch the I/O 2026 keynote) or, if you aren’t able to tune into a video, you can just rely on our liveblog right here! (You can also do both, you multitasker you.)"
"Based on recent I/Os, it's most likely we'll hear a lot about - you guessed it - AI. That's in the form of Gemini models, Google Search and Workspace integrations and maybe even surprises in its special projects. Will we see more holographic telecommunications systems today? Or live-translating AR glasses? It's anyone's guess, but it's sure to be a long, eventful keynote."
"Google already hosted an I/O edition of its regular Android Show last week, at which it launched a whole new product category (Googlebooks) and showed off a whole bunch of Android, Gemini and Chrome updates. You can catch up on everything Google announced at the Android Show last week before today's keynote so you can be more informed on what the company is likely to actually discuss today."
"Our liveblog will start here at about 10AM ET as our reporters Karissa Bell and Igor Bonifacic make their way to Shoreline Amphitheater. Stick around, we're so glad you're here!"
Google’s developer conference starts today with a keynote scheduled for 1PM ET. The event can be watched via a live stream or followed through a live blog beginning around 10AM ET. Google previously held an I/O edition of its Android Show, launching a new product category called Googlebooks and presenting updates across Android, Gemini, and Chrome. Today’s keynote is expected to emphasize AI, including Gemini model developments and integrations with Google Search and Workspace. Additional special projects may appear, potentially involving advanced communications or live-translating AR glasses.
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