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We’ve been enjoying a busy, news-filled day at Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference in San Francisco, and we’ve got the pics to prove it.
We spotted some of our favorite people, as well as a few good robots, around the convention center. Here’s our digital photo album of Google I/O memories — and fair warning, those memories are pretty Android-heavy.
In fact, the Googlers and Android devs have been using the Android OS as a versatile means to some pretty interesting ends. As you’ll see below, Androids are powering player pianos, hydroponic gardens, super-sized labyrinth games and a lot more. Plus, the Android mascot itself has been brought to life as everything from mobile charging stations to miniaturized C3PO-like bots.
We’ve been enjoying a busy, news-filled day at Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference in San Francisco, and we’ve got the pics to prove it.
We spotted some of our favorite people, as well as a few good robots, around the convention center. Here’s our digital photo album of Google I/O memories — and fair warning, those memories are pretty Android-heavy.
In fact, the Googlers and Android devs have been using the Android OS as a versatile means to some pretty interesting ends. As you’ll see below, Androids are powering player pianos, hydroponic gardens, super-sized labyrinth games and a lot more. Plus, the Android mascot itself has been brought to life as everything from mobile charging stations to miniaturized C3PO-like bots.
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Wee Android
This tiny bot was scooting around the third floor of Moscone West all by himself.
Chris Taylor, Mashable's San Francisco Bureau Chief
Chris blogging and editing in a sunny corner of the Google I/O Press Lounge.
Droids On Wheels
Salesforce's Kevin Marks at Google I/O
Giant Tablet-Controlled Labyrinth Game
This game took up several hundred square feet and was controlled by a player with an Android tablet. The whole thing rose, fell and tilted just as a smaller version would.
Google SVP Mobile Andy Rubin
Rubin during a panel on the many Android announcements today.
AndroidLand
The Happiest Place on Earth... if you're a fandroid, that is.
Android Charging Android... How Meta
These charging stations were strategically positioned throughout the conference center.
Android-Powered Piano
No rolls required.
Google Swag
We each received a T shirt and a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Rackspace's Robert Scoble
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
Hall of the Androids
Hugo Barra, Product Management Director, Mobile at Google
Barra onstage during the Google I/O keynote
Android-Powered Garden
This hydroponic garden was monitored and controlled from an Android phone.
Androids For Your Health!
Just Another Robot
AndroidLand
Not Something We Expected to See
If your Android phone is going to get borked, Google I/O would be the place to take it.
Developers at Google I/O
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