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🇬🇧 Officially: #GoogleIO 2022 will take place May 11-12, 2022 in Shoreline as virtual event By solving yesterday's puzzle you may have learned the date of the event. And now the CEO of Google Inc. Sundar Pichai has officially confirmed the dates. The program…
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The Android team will again host a fireside Q&A chat at Google I/O 2022
Live Q&A sessions with the Android team have been a tradition at previous Google developer conferences. Last year, the company skipped hosting this session, but it will take place again at Google I/O 2022, though not in the usual manner.
The "Fireside Q&A at Google I/O" 2022 event will be branded as #TheAndroidShow. It will take place on Thursday, May 12 (day two of Google I/O) at 12:30 p.m. PT in a live YouTube stream from the Android Developers account.
You can ask the team questions about Jetpack Compose, Android Studio, Android 13, Google Play, and more on Twitter using the hashtag #AskAndroid. The composition of the team is not yet known.
🔗 Link to Android Developers live stream
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Live Q&A sessions with the Android team have been a tradition at previous Google developer conferences. Last year, the company skipped hosting this session, but it will take place again at Google I/O 2022, though not in the usual manner.
The "Fireside Q&A at Google I/O" 2022 event will be branded as #TheAndroidShow. It will take place on Thursday, May 12 (day two of Google I/O) at 12:30 p.m. PT in a live YouTube stream from the Android Developers account.
You can ask the team questions about Jetpack Compose, Android Studio, Android 13, Google Play, and more on Twitter using the hashtag #AskAndroid. The composition of the team is not yet known.
🔗 Link to Android Developers live stream
#GoogleIO
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The Android team will again host a fireside Q&A chat at Google I/O 2022 Live Q&A sessions with the Android team have been a tradition at previous Google developer conferences. Last year, the company skipped hosting this session, but it will take place again…
#TheAndroidShow: Fireside Q&A at #GoogleIO is now live!
Here is where to watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq3Et-D9P5Y
Here is where to watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq3Et-D9P5Y
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#TheAndroidShow: Fireside Q&A at Google I/O
Google I/O is just around the corner, and there’s going to be a lot of news and updates coming your way to help make your apps even better!
That’s why we’re bringing back the Android fireside chat, assembling experts from across the Android team to answer…
That’s why we’re bringing back the Android fireside chat, assembling experts from across the Android team to answer…
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Google has announced that they will indeed bring Gemini Nano support to the regular Pixel 8!
For reference, earlier this month, a Googler during #TheAndroidShow said that Gemini Nano wouldn't be coming to the Pixel 8 because of "some hardware limitations." The limitation in question is memory: the Pixel 8 has 8GB of RAM while the 8 Pro has 12GB.
Gemini Nano is the mobile optimized version of the Gemini LLM that's currently available on the Pixel 8 Pro and Galaxy S24 series. Gemini Nano powers the summarization feature in the Pixel Recorder app as well as Smart Reply in Gboard when using messaging apps likes WhatsApp.
Google says that Gemini Nano will roll out to Pixel 8 users as a "developer preview" in the "next Pixel Feature Drop", ie. the June 2024 Pixel Feature Drop which will also bring Android 14 QPR3. Gemini Nano on the Pixel 8 might not perform as well as it does on the Pixel 8 Pro due to differences in memory specs, which is likely why it's being offered as a developer preview.
For reference, earlier this month, a Googler during #TheAndroidShow said that Gemini Nano wouldn't be coming to the Pixel 8 because of "some hardware limitations." The limitation in question is memory: the Pixel 8 has 8GB of RAM while the 8 Pro has 12GB.
Gemini Nano is the mobile optimized version of the Gemini LLM that's currently available on the Pixel 8 Pro and Galaxy S24 series. Gemini Nano powers the summarization feature in the Pixel Recorder app as well as Smart Reply in Gboard when using messaging apps likes WhatsApp.
Google says that Gemini Nano will roll out to Pixel 8 users as a "developer preview" in the "next Pixel Feature Drop", ie. the June 2024 Pixel Feature Drop which will also bring Android 14 QPR3. Gemini Nano on the Pixel 8 might not perform as well as it does on the Pixel 8 Pro due to differences in memory specs, which is likely why it's being offered as a developer preview.
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