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    Google’s Annual Developer Conference: What to Expect?

    Today, 14 May, is the official start date of Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O. Numerous reports stated that Google would introduce the Pixel 8a at the event. But last week, the tech behemoth surprised fans by releasing the Pixel 8a on 7 May. In that case, what precisely will Google I/O hold if the Google Pixel 8a is not to be expected? Google is likely to make a few announcements, with AI being the day’s main attraction.

     AI will be the focal point

    With the Gemini model in particular, Google has increased its investment in generative AI in response to the success of products like ChatGPT and CoPilot. In addition to being the brains behind Google’s chatbot, this AI model is also included in features for other devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy series. The next conference may reveal further partnerships—possibly with Apple—to integrate Gemini into iOS features.

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    Google is switching internally from the more sophisticated Gemini chatbot to the more conventional assistant. The conference will probably detail how this change affects assistant-driven smart home devices. Announcements about further AI integration throughout Google’s product range are also anticipated; they may include improvements to Gemini and improved AI functionalities for Pixel handsets.

    Announcements about Android 15

    A thorough examination of Android 15, the upcoming operating system, will probably be one of the announcements made at Google I/O 2024. Further information is anticipated to be shared at the event. The initial beta version has been made available. Google usually announces new features at Google I/O, giving developers and tech enthusiasts an excellent opportunity to participate. Previous reports mentioned additional features like better notification management, a redesigned UI for landscape use, and a universal dark mode.

    There have been improvements since the first beta, including enhanced health tracking features, notification cooling, and partial screen sharing. Additionally, new APIs have been released, allowing developers to control performance more effectively and give consumers comprehensive details about the size of the program.

    Will there be new gadgets?

    Will no new gadgets be unveiled during the event, given that Google has released the Pixel 8a? Not really. According to rumors, hardware announcements may be made during the event. Though a complete launch may not be imminent, there are rumours that we may hear more about the next iteration of the Pixel Fold, which may be rebranded under the Pixel 9 series. There have also been rumors of a Pixel Tablet 2, but it may take longer to arrive, given the recent release of the prior model’s dockless variant. There may not be a formal unveiling, but there may be a teaser.

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