Google has announced that its annual I/O developer conference will take place this year on May 11th and May 12th and the entire event will be free to view online.
The Google I/O FAQ says,"Keynotes will be live and available on-demand following the event. All sessions will be on-demand to watch at your convenience." Those outside the U.S. will also be able to view the conference. Content will be able to be streamed on-demand and in different languages. Some of the content will be available on-demand as captioned videos shortly after the event is held.
COVID forced the cancellation of the 2020 I/O conference and last year's event was 100% virtual. This will be the first time since the 2019 I/O that a live audience will be allowed to attend at least part of the event. This year we should hear more about Android 13 and possibly see Google unveil a couple of devices including the long-awaited Pixel Watch and the annual mid-range Pixel which would be the Pixel 6a this year.
We also might hear some juicy tidbits about Google's in-house SoC, the Tensor. The second-generation version of the chipset will most likely power the rumored Pixel Notepad foldable and the Pixel 7 series which could both be released in the fourth quarter of this year.Get the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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