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Google’s annual developer conference has arrived. We expect a lot of updates to Gemini, Search, and all the other products that Google has stuffed AI inside. The keynote starts later today – here’s what to expect.
Google I/O starts at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET today, May 19, with a keynote presentation that will be streamed live on Google channel on YouTube And on Google I/O site. Unlike last week’s Android show, the I/O keynote is usually quite long, around two hours, so plan accordingly if you hope to watch the whole thing.
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It should come as no surprise that Gemini and AI updates will likely be the focus of Google I/O. This year, these updates could include a new version of Gemini and agent AI features, which have been steadily gaining popularity over the past several months with agent AI tools like Claude Code.
Google gave us a sneak peek at what it might have in store for I/O While viewing AndroidIt announced “Gemini Intelligence,” which includes a wide range of AI task automation features and a tool that allows users to create custom widgets. At I/O, Google could announce similar features for search and its other services.
Besides the AI announcements, Google I/O could also include an update to Android XR. EdgeVictoria Song got that Try a pair of modular smart glasses It ran Android Google announced multiple Smart glasses partnerships At that time too. Google may have some glasses from those partnerships ready to show off this year.
Samsung upcoming Galaxy glasseswhich is expected to run Android Rumors Samsung is saving it for its Galaxy Unpacked event in July. The Galaxy Glasses are expected to be display-free, similar to the original Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.
Glasses aren’t the only new devices Google could have in store for I/O. Google is scheduled to provide an update regarding Google Home speakers It was originally announced last year. according to Recent leaksWalmart is also launching its new Gemini smart home speaker, which may signal expanded support for third-party devices.