The Google IO 2019 livestream is nearly right here forward of the keynote that begins at 10am PT (1pm ET, 6pm BST), and we are right here reporting at the convention are living from Mountain View, California.
The livestream of Google IO is courtesy of the corporate’s YouTube embed, so the HD video high quality will have to be forged. Chances are you’ll even spot us on the 2019 developer keynote.
So if you wish to know what the following 12 months for Android and different Google instrument (and a few {hardware}), you wish to have to understand how to observe the keynote.
Find out how to livestream Google IO 2019
You’ll be able to most probably be capable to watch the keynote at the Google IO web site, which is these days operating a countdown clock to important tournament presently. Only some hours left.
Google may also most probably livestream the keynote on YouTube, with the Google Developer’s channel webhosting the video closing yr. You’ll be able to see the placeholder for the video under:
What to anticipate at Google IO 2019
There are some things we are anticipating see from the Google IO livestream. One is the nearly-confirmed Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL smartphones, which can be shaping as much as be funds choices to the Pixel three and Pixel three XL.
Any other giant announcement may well be across the subsequent model of its cell running device, with new options for Android Q prone to be printed on level. After all, yet one more {hardware} wonder could also be the Nest Hub Max, a go between the Google House Hub and Nest Digital camera.
Google will most definitely additionally unveil a spread of latest options and adjustments to its Google Suite of apps, which it lately discontinued a load of, so possibly we will see one of the vital options within the outdated apps added to the more recent ones.
TechRadar can be at Google IO and examining all of the bulletins, from {hardware} bulletins to instrument upgrades, so keep tuned over the approaching days for all our professional remark.
- Google may well be making plans to get your smartphone to speak to you