Google has officially confirmed that its annual developer conference, Google I / O 2025, will take place on May 20 and 21 at the Shoreline amphitheater in Mountain View, California. The event, which should take place both in person and online via a live flow, will offer key software and hardware, technical sessions, workshops and networking for developers and amateurs technology.
A microphone dedicated for the event has been launched, providing key details, a timing timer and a direct link for participants interested in registering. As in previous years, the conference will probably start with an opening address of the CEO of Alphabet Sundar Pichai, which should start at 10 a.m. (11:30 p.m. STI), where it should describe the latest advances in the company and to come from the company and to come of products.
Android 16 is probably a focal point of this year’s conference, with important software upgrades and improved user experience. The event can also see the unveiling of a new AI model under the Gemini brand, after the launch of Gemini 1.5 Pro from last year, which boasted of an impressive two million context window.
In addition, Google’s IA initiatives are expected to occupy the front of the stage. The company has alluded to the potential updates of Google AI Studio, GEMMA Open-Source and Notebooklm models, although more details remain unhappy.
In the accounting of the event, Google has already published the Android 16 Beta 1 update for eligible pixel devices. This update presents a new live updates feature, which has real -time status updates for continuous activities such as food deliveries or Google Maps navigation, making comparisons with the function of activities Live from Apple. Another notable addition is predictive back animation for three -end navigation mode, previously limited to gesture -based navigation.
Last year, the company announced new features with Gemini for Google Workspace. Gemini in the side panel of the workspace can now use Gemini 1.5 Pro. He also added new features to Gemini in Gmail on the mobile and expanded linguistic support to help me write in Docs and Gmail.
