Yesterday, executives from Google took to the stage at San Francisco‘s Moscone Center to kick-off ‘Google I/O’ 2013. The company’s annual developer-focused media event, the conference was simply awash with new service announcements, software improvements and Android updates, despite Google seemingly ‘downplaying’ this year’s event to the world’s press – beforehand.
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Yesterday, executives from Google took to the stage at San Francisco‘s Moscone Center to kick-off ‘Google I/O’ 2013. The company’s annual developer-focused media event, the conference was simply awash with new service announcements, software improvements and Android updates, despite Google seemingly ‘downplaying’ this year’s event to the world’s press – beforehand.
For years now, the guys at One Infinite Loop have been churning out breakthroughs in technology. In the most recent years, every shiny new Apple product has been out performing the competitors in hardware design, but the Mac and iPhone’s software has been lacking a little. So what’s next?
Just under an hour to go before Google I/O 2013 officially kicks-off, and already the good folk over at The Verge are reporting that a (not-so-subtle) mention of Android 4.3 has actually leaked on Google’s official developer website.
Perhaps not managing to beat the 2-minute window that it took for tickets to “sell out” for Apple’s own developer conference, executives from Google will, in just a few hours time, take to the stage at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, for Google I/O 2013.
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