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Google Email Print Share FacebookTwitterTumblrLinkedInStumbleUponRedditDiggMixxDeliciousGoogle+ Comment Follow @techland Here at Google's I/O conference, it's safe to say that many attendees entered yesterday morning's keynote expecting that it ...

The company doles out Chromebook Pixels at Google I/O, hoping developers will create more apps for Chrome OS Print| Google handed out Chromebook Pixels to the hundreds of attendees here at Google I/O in San Francisco, a clear indication of the ...

Keywords:Android Chrome music streaming Maps Google+ Google made a slew of announcements at the keynote at its annual developer conference, Google I/O. Unlike past years, the keynotes announced no new Android or Chrome OS devices or hardware ...

So much for my hardware predictions of what to expect at ogle I/O. Instead of an updated Nexus 7 tablet or a new Chromebook model, ogle spent three hours during Wednesday's keynote to discuss services and feature upgrades for both Chrome and ...

At Google's annual developer conference in downtown San Francisco there is large, modern-looking yurt, inside of which a facsimile of the world plays on a loop. Several projectors spit a series of slowly panning images from Google's Street View ...

Sundar Pichai who took over as the Android chief replacing Andy Rubin, has reiterated that both Android and Chrome, the operating system for lightweight laptop computers which is also being developed under his leadership, will co-exist and offer ...

Google Chromebook Pixel: Visual Tour (click image for larger view and for slideshow) Google's annual developer conference, Google I/O, begins Wednesday, although it's likely to be a more subdued event than last year's extravaganza. Google I/O 2012 ...

All attendees at Google I/O 2013's first keynote on May 15 were each presented with a free Chromebook Pixel. On stage at Google's annual developer conference in San Fransico, Sundar Pichai, Google senior VP of Chrome and Android, said: "Our goal ...

The Google Chromebook will become the device of choice for Clarksville Middle School's 1:1 program for the next school year. The board for Clarksville Community Schools approved just more than $174,143 to bring 475 of the devices to classrooms for ...