Google’s senior vice-president of products, Sundar Pichai, will kick off this year’s I/O conference in California with a keynote address.
The conference offers insight into the company’s latest developer products. It’s expected Pichai will announce the next version of Android, and that Google will push more to wearables and virtual reality.
The preshow starts at noon ET, with Pichai’s keynote address slated to begin at 12:30 p.m.and scheduled to last 2.5 hours. In a previous keynote address, Google went all out with a live skydiving stunt to demonstrate Project Glass,
The annual conference is being held at Moscone Center West in San Francisco, and ends Saturday.
General-admission tickets for the two-day event cost $900 US, while academic admission tickets — for full-time students, professors, faculty or staff at a high school or post-secondary institution — were priced at $300 US each.
