As expected, Google announced a number of new products and software at Google I/O 2023 including Pixel and Nest devices, as well as Android 14 and Bard AI enhancements.
The Pixel 3a will retail for US$399/CA$549 and the 3a XL at US$479/CA$649. The new devices are available in Just Black, Clearly White, and Purple-ish.
There were a few things that seemed a bit fishy about the demo in retrospect.
While the reminder is visible, the video you are currently watching will pause until you resume it or dismiss the video.
The new Google Assistant voices sound extremely natural and the assistant is able to adjust conversation based on the response it’s hearing.
An industry first, the Android TV-powered soundbar with Google Assistant will allow anyone to turn any TV into a smart TV.
The major features of Android O were broken down into two major themes: Fluid Experiences, and Vitals.
The speaker/assistant will also be available in more countries soon, including Canada, Australia, France, Germany, and Japan.
Google Assistant got the most screen time during today’s keynote, and for good reason.
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Join a skeleton Aercast crew on this special edition installment while they discuss today’s Google I/O event. Tom Rodman, Justin Jelinek and Kevin Lemere discuss all things Google! Android Wear, Android UX/UI changes, and much, much more.
This year, Google’s I/O keynote speakers didn’t use the phase, “available today…” as often as they have in the past, but they still offered an interesting look at what Google has planned for the future. We still don’t know what the next version of Android will be called, or if it will be 4.5 or 5.0, but a lot of its features were introduced as coming in the “The L Release,” due later this year.
Google announced today at their annual developer conference, Google I/O, the Android L Preview. Android L brings over 5,000 new APIs to developers as well as numerous new features.
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