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By Monica Tran and Merci Niebres, Google I/O Team

Thank you to the 5,500 developers who joined us in San Francisco, the 3.5 million who watched online, and the 350 I/O Extended viewing parties that came together at Google I/O this year. In case you missed it, we’ve condensed two keynotes, 130 sessions, 150 sandbox partners and three days into a short 3 1/2 minute video that captures the highlights from this year’s conference.



Want to learn more about Nexus 7, or get the behind-the-scenes scoop on the Project Glass demo? Or maybe you just want to catch up on all 130 technical sessions on your way to becoming the ultimate renaissance Google developer. The archives of the event are posted at developers.google.com/io, but check out the links below to get a 360 degree recap of Google I/O 2012.

• Android @ I/O: the playground is open
• Project Glass demo: Hangouts IN Air
• +1 from Google+
• Chrome & Apps @ Google I/O: Your web, everywhere
• Google Compute Engine: Computing without limits
• I/O Live tours of the Sandbox, interviews with attendees and more
• Access session videos by clicking through the schedule
• Photos from Google I/O 2012

We hope all this will tide you over for the next few months, but in case it doesn’t, connect with us year round via Google Developers Live, where you can ask questions, find inspiration and get your app reviewed by our developer advocates all around the world.

Until next year!


Monica Tran leads marketing for Google I/O and broader developer marketing programs at Google.

Merci Niebres is Google I/O's executive producer and leads marketing events focused on developer outreach and special executive programs.

Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor

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By Scott Knaster, Google Developers Blog Editor

As this is being posted, the last sessions are ending here at Google I/O 2012 in San Francisco. This year's event was our biggest and most amazing yet, with software and hardware launches, dozens of technical sessions and code labs, and an already legendary demo that required permission from the Federal Aviation Administration. We shared all this with more than 5500 developer attendees in person, and with millions more in 172 countries around the world via I/O Live and I/O Extended.
We announced a lot of information, so it’s understandable if you missed some of it. Here are just a few of the highlights:

• Nexus 7, the first tablet from Google, and Nexus Q, the first social streaming media player.
• Android 4.1, Jelly Bean, with buttery smooth graphics and great new features.
• Google Now, a new search experience on Android that brings you the information you need.
• Google+ Events, and Google+ tablet apps for Android and iOS.
• Project Glass, demoed live during a skydive over San Francisco.
• Chrome for Android moves to Stable, and Chrome for iOS is now available.
• Google Docs adds offline support, and a Google Drive app for iOS.
• Google Compute Engine launches into limited preview.

These really are just a few of the highlights. You can read a lot more news in our blogs about Google Drive SDK, Apps Script, YouTube API, Google Maps, App Engine, Google TV, and Google Analytics.

For all the details, you can watch full session videos, which we continue to upload as they’re ready.

Thanks for coming, thanks for watching, and most of all, thank you for being Google developers!


Scott Knaster is editor of this very blog. He's been enjoying Google I/O this week, and is going to go to sleep now.

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By Becky Chappell, Developer Marketing Team

Every year at Google I/O, companies arrive excited to demo their coolest new products in the Developer Sandbox. In the past, these demos were only accessible to I/O attendees. This year, we wanted to help spread the love and knowledge from these innovative companies to developers who were unable to attend the conference and to attendees who want to relive the excitement or check out companies they missed.

In addition to the "Who’s at Google I/O" guest posts you may have seen from some of our developers on this blog, we’ve created video case studies from 19 of the companies that demoed their products in this year’s I/O Sandbox. These videos highlight innovations that span the entire range of Google product areas, from Android to Google Apps and Google Web Toolkit to Google TV.

Did you know:

• that CardinalCommerce is working with Google to enable alternative payments on the web and mobile devices?
• that you can see what your town looked like in the 1800’s using HistoryPin’s photo layer on Google Maps?
• that you can now play Angry Birds in Chrome? (OK, you probably knew that!)

Here are a few videos to get you started:







Watch the full playlist of videos here. As always, you can visit Google Code to learn about Google technologies you can use to build your own amazing new product.

Becky Chappell is an Associate Product Marketing Manager on the YouTube Product Marketing team, but she’s been spending 20% of her time with the super awesome Developer Marketing team. When she isn’t at work, Becky likes to test out new restaurants in San Francisco and attempt to replicate tasty recipes in her own kitchen.

Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor

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By Mike Winton, Director of Developer Relations

Cross-posted with the Official Google Blog

Google I/O, our annual developer conference, begins in just two days, and this year, we’re bringing you more than 130 technical sessions, 20 code labs and 155 Sandbox partners. If you’re not here in San Francisco, you can still sign up for one of our 350+ I/O Extended events around the world or tune in to I/O Live to watch the live stream from wherever you are. This year’s conference kicks off on June 27 with the first day’s keynote at 9:30 a.m. PDT and the second day’s keynote on June 28 at 10:00 a.m. PDT, so tune in early at developers.google.com/io to avoid missing the action!

Bookmark developers.google.com/io to watch I/O Live from your desktop, or download the Google I/O mobile app to access the live stream from your phone or tablet. For the truly entrepreneurial, check our liveblogging gadget, which lets you add your commentary and the live video feed from the Google I/O keynotes to your blog.

More than 40 sessions on Android, Chrome, Google+ and your favorite APIs will be streamed live with captions, and all remaining session videos will be recorded and available shortly after the conference on Google Developers Live and the conference website. Between sessions, we’ll bring you behind-the-scenes footage featuring interviews with Googlers and attendees, tours of the Sandbox and more. The stream will also continue through our After Hours party (June 27 starting at 7:00 p.m. PDT), where we've teamed up with top entertainers, inventors, artists, educators and visionaries from all over the world for an amazing evening.


Mike Winton founded and leads Google's global Developer Relations organization. He also enjoys spending time with his family and DJing electronic music.

Posted by Scott Knaster, Editor

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