Live updates on the Google I/O 2023 schedule: Google I/O is the tech giant’s annual developer conference, and this year’s will take place on May 10.
During the meeting, Google usually shows off its newest software and hardware. This year, the Mountain View-based tech giant may be talking a lot about generative AI.
Hardware: Google Pixel 7a, Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet
Google has already said that the Pixel 7a, Pixel Fold, and Pixel Tablet will display properly on May 10. There is a possibility that some of these products will go on sale in India on May 11. There’s also the possibility that the company could make products like the Pixel Buds A 2nd Gen, a pair of TWS earbuds that aren’t too expensive.
The Pixel 7a is believed to be a cheaper version of Google’s Pixel 7 series smartphones. The Pixel Fold could be Google’s first foldable phone, and it could be aimed squarely at similar products from Samsung, Oppo, and others. The Pixel Pad, on the other hand, will be a tablet from Google powered by the same Tensor G2 series chipset found in the Pixel series.
Software: Android 14
During I/O, Google is also likely to show off Android 14, the newest version of its popular mobile operating system. The company could also start giving some smartphones the Beta version of Android 14.
AI Announcements: Bard and more
In addition to the usual hardware and software news we expect from the tech giant each year, Google is likely to talk about new developments in generative AI at the conference. The growth of ChatGPT and the addition of GPT to Microsoft’s Bing search engine pose a major threat to Google’s business model, which is based on ads, primarily search ads.
New AI developments at Google I/O 2023
Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI are all in something of an AI arms race right now. When OpenAI showcased ChatGPT, a now-famous AI chatbot, it set off alarm bells at Google.
Now that Microsoft has added OpenAI GPT to its Bing search engine, the new era of generative AI directly threatens Google’s search and search ads business, which is its main source of revenue. Since the tech giant often shares its latest software updates on I/O, we can also expect some changes to Google Bard and its AI-based search engine Magi.
google pixel tablet
Statista says that Android is the most popular mobile operating system in the world, with more than 70% of the market share. However, Android laptops are not that popular. This could be because Android computers don’t feel as good as Apple’s iPad.
Now that Google is about to launch its Pixel Tablet, that could change. With the new changes in Android 14 that are geared towards larger screens, this could raise the odds a bit in favor of Android tablets.
Leaks suggest that the Google Pixel Tablet could use Tensor G2 chipset and have an 11-inch LCD display with 2560 x 1600 resolution, 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. It could have dual 8 MP cameras, USI 2.0 pen support, and Wi-Fi 6. There are also rumors that the Pixel Tablet will come with a wireless dock that will allow it to function as a speakerphone and smart monitor.
Android 14: Everything we know based on developer preview?
One of the most anticipated things to see at Google I/O is the current version of Android. Google showed off the developer preview of Android 14 earlier this year. It looks like Android 14 will be a small update to Android 13 with some new features and changes.
Based on Android 14 Developer Preview 1, the new version of the famous mobile operating system will not make many changes to the user interface, but there seem to be some hidden changes to speed up the devices, use less battery and make them more secure.
Also, it looks like Google is finally making the mobile operating system work better with tablets and foldable phones. This is happening at the same time as the Pixel Tablet and Pixel Folding are being released. Google also said it is launching a cross-device SDK test, which will allow developers to build apps that work well on screens of different sizes.
Everything we know about the Google Pixel 7a?
While the Pixel Fold is likely to be the most exciting device Google will show off at the I/O developer conference, the Pixel 7a could be the biggest seller.
Pixel phones with an “a” for “budget” typically have many of the same features as higher-end premium phones, but cost less. Leaks suggest that the Pixel 7a will have a 64 MP main camera, which is a big step up from the Pixel 6a’s 12 MP sensor. The phone could also get a new 12 MP ultra-wide lens and a new 10.8 MP selfie camera.
The Tensor G2 chip, which is also in the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, will surely be in the Pixel 7a.
The Pixel 6a only comes with one type of memory. The Pixel 7a could be the same, but it could have 8GB of RAM instead of the 6GB its predecessor had. The Pixel 7a could also have 128 GB of storage space inside.
Google I/O 2023: Everything we know so far about the Pixel Fold?
Google’s first foldable phone, the Pixel Fold, will be on display today at I/O. Although the company has yet to share any details, it looks like the phone will have a full screen on the outside that opens up to a larger screen on the inside. This closely resembles the appearance of Samsung’s Z Fold devices.
Photo credit: Google
The Pixel Fold will most likely be powered by the same Tensor G2 engine that runs the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. Early sources say the phone will have 12GB of RAM and could come in two versions with 256GB and 512GB of internal storage. . The Pixel Fold will likely come with Android 13 out of the box, and it could also be the first foldable to get the Android 14 update.
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