Google I / O 2019: All information, rumors, livestream and plan (Update: Livestream embedded)
from David Wurm 
on May 07, 2019, 12:00 pm | Write a comment
For today until May 9th, the Google I / O 2019 is due. Also this year we will see some news in the software area at the Google developer conference. But hardware could also be shown to us this year. At least the plan is already in place.
This year the Google I / O is going to be extra exciting: for the first time you could show new hardware as well as software innovations. Google I / O will take place from May 7th to 9th at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View. The most exciting day is still today. There is also a live stream - it starts today at 19 p.m. our time. The keynote is supposed to according to the schedule 90 minutes.
New Android Q beta and new smartphones?
So you could see us next to a new one today Android 10Q Beta also the two smartphones Google Pixel 3a (XL) show and announce further software news. The Google Assistant will probably be the focus again this year. Also the points virtual reality, Cloud Gaming (Stadia from Google) and the Internet of Things will certainly play a major role. Google CEO Sundar Pichai, together with other developers, will certainly present us with interesting innovations again.
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Watch Google I / O 2019 in the live stream
As every year, Google will stream the event on YouTube for interested parties from all over the world. Those who are there can of course enjoy the event even better. However, for the most part only journalists and developers were invited, and some tickets were raffled off to private individuals. For everyone else, a ticket costs a whopping 1.150 US dollars - not necessarily cheap.
With us, the live stream starts at 19 p.m. Via the YouTube channel "Google Developers“The stream will be broadcast on YouTube again this year. There you can watch the event as usual in HD or even in 360 degrees. So if you have a virtual reality headset or own a Google Cardboard, you will get your money's worth here.
