Video recordings of all sessions and keynotes will be available on YouTube.
JIT compiler coming to Android sooner than you think?
All Android devices could be getting a noticeable performance later this year. Google has assembled their own team of engineers that is working on a Dalvik JIT Compiler for Android. JITstands for “just in time” compilation, and allows software to run faster.
Registration now open for Google I/O 2010
Google I/O features 80 sessions, more than 3,000 developers, and over 100 demonstrations.
The Sims 3 for Android – New Information from EA Mobile at Google I/O
While EA wasn’t able to video demo the game, they were nice enough to give us a bit of info to hold us over. We talk with Vikram who discusses new gameplay features and performance adjustments for the mobile platform.
Also, I didn’t get it on camera, but they said the release date would be June 2. No word on price yet.
Wave Goodbye To Native Android Apps From Google?
Today Google announced Wave – a new tool to organize all your online communications. During the demonstration, they showed off a mobile version running in the browser on Android and iPhone. I was absolutely blown away by the potential of Wave, but I was curious if we would see a native app on our phones.
Shortly [...]
Android Dev Team Responds To Your Most Asked Questions
Yesterday we attended the Android Fireside Chat that included several members of the dev team. The audience was allowed to submit questions via Google moderator and we were able to sneak in the top 3 issues I hear readers talking about. The following is my summary of the questions and answers.
Will we ever see apps [...]
Google Wave – The Big Google I/O Announcement
Well, its not free hardware, but its still a pretty big announcement. Google Wave is a new open source communication and collaboration tool from the creators of Google Maps.
From Google, “Today we’re giving developers at Google I/O an early preview of Google Wave, ahead of public launch. A “wave” is equal parts conversation [...]
Google I/O Opening Keynote Highlights (HTML 5 and FREE PHONES)
I’m sure by this point you’ll all heard about the free phones. In fact, I was half done with this article when I had to stop to rush across the Mascone Center and grab one. But even if you missed out on the free phones, there were still some really impressive demos and information to get excited about.
