2008

2009

2010

If Google did not act, we faced a Draconian

future, a future where one man, one
company, one device, one carrier would be
our only choice. Thats a future we dont
"You have the application, you have content want. So if you believe in openness, If you
that the Android platform doesn't have,
believe in choice, if you believe in innovation
and we can't wait to see what you're going to from everyone, then welcome to Android. do with it"- Romain Guy
Vic Gundotra

android

Google has invested in a project known as Android. Android

is an entirely open source - we believe world-class mobile
stack - all the way down from the lowest levels to the
application-level and we will hope that the mobile industry and
early indications are is that we are correcting our assumption,
will adopt this open source stack and really bring the best
capabilities. - Vic Gundotra

APIs

we want to get to is the point where you type

a URL in the address bar, go to a web site,
and play a rich,
application. In order for this to happen, we
need this capability to be built into the
browsers by default.
So we need a common set of APIs that are
implemented widely by all the dominant-- all
the-- all the browser vendors
I'm gonna be talking about out two classes API's today we'll
so that your browser of choice does this
start with the Google Data APIs the g'day TI's - these API's
intrinsically. It becomes a feature of the
provide you with read/write access to Google services
browser itself.
services like spreadsheets, like calendar like blogs,like the
The key here is standardization. So we're--we
costs, and YouTube health notebook the list goes on and on at Google are working very closely with
this is access to the content user created content that you
Apple, Mozilla, Opera, and others
guys have put into Google Apps and with the G data API's we in the context of the standards organizations,
give you a read/write access to get that data.
to make this a reality - Matt Papakipos

2011
As an open platform, Android was always
meant to go well beyond the mobile phone
We'd like to think of your entire home as an
accessory, or better yet, as a network of
accessories, and think of Android as the
operating system for your home. We call this
vision Android@Home. - Joe Britt

Next, we're investing heavily in the application

framework. We want to insulate developers
from the differences between all of those
devices as much as possible. So we're adding
Workers, it is about allowing Web
new APIs to the framework to help scale your
applications to access the multi-core CPUs UI across all these different
present on the computers.
form factors. And we're adding intelligence to
There are APIs to access the local file
components like the action bar. They'll be able
system, local storage, speaker, microphone, to reconfigure themselves to optimize for the
available space.
camera,
and the list goes on. All this matters only if
We're also putting a lot of energy into our
browsers support these APIs.
development tools. - Mike Cleron

Over the last ten years, we've seen an

explosion
The Web's growing important capabilities. As
that real users use every day. Everything
it does that, the demands on browsers
from video games to engineering applications increase.
to data visualizations like Google Earth.
We're working at Mozilla to make sure every
What's been missing thus far is the ability
part of the stack is ridiculously fast. This
applications in the browser itself. So let me
means taking advantage of graphics on
show you what we've been working on.
computers and mobile devices.
developed at Google, that we open sourced a It means taking advantage of multiple cores
little over a month ago today.
and DSPs and hardware from other WebM
You can find this on code.google.com. So
partners. The VP8 codec itself in taking
what are we looking at? We're looking at rich, advantage of multiple cores for low power
running in the browser. It's a JavaScript API and embedded
that a conventional web application can use devices, is not only a great codec today, but
functionality - whenever you want in your app. it will scale in the future. I say every year it's
- Matt Papakipos
a great time to be a Web developer.

2012

2013

2014

Its not just desktops, phones, and

Momentum, accelerating of Android
laptops anymore. Its watches with
across the world. Mobile, everything we're displays. Its thermostats with displays
doing to innovate on smartphones and
and my car console has a display. When
tablets. And more, extending the Android you look at all these computing devices,
ecosystem well beyond the typical mobile its a multi screen world- SUNDAR
device- Hugo Barra
PICHAI

We looked at what people do with their phones in the

car today. And these things stood out to us.
Navigation, communication, music, and other forms of
streaming media. Android Auto puts these front and
center. - Patrick Brady

A few months ago we launched Google

Play services as a
layer built and managed by Google on
top on the Android platform.
It includes API that we at Google use to
build our own apps like Google Maps
and Google Now.
And we're making these APIs available
to you so that you can make your apps
even better.
Google Play services are distributed via
the Play Store. And it's automatically
One of the great things about the Web updated directly by Google
is, as we add APIs, developers like
independently of operating system
you immediately take advantage of it versions. This means you have access
to write great Web applications to the latest APIs consistently on all
Sundar Pichai
devices - Hugo Barra

We've added over 5,000 new APIs touching nearly

every aspect of the [andriod] system. Now, we don't
have time to even come close to covering everything
in L today,
so instead, what I'd like to do is walk you through
some
of the highlights of the tremendous steps we're taking
on the user experience and on the performance of the
underlying platform - Dave Kan

Chrome, again, started as a simple

journey to make the web much better,
both as a platform for developers and as
an experience for users. The goal was
to design a simpler, safer, and faster
browser.And today it is the most popular The watch doesn't even have a browser on it. But
browser used in the world.- Sundar
we're using web technology to send messages to it.
48:32:00 Pichai
That's incredible.- Alex Russell

browser

It is also important to be thinking longer term is it one

unified search engine unified password and login so you
have one seamless experience so if youre signed in one
place - you can be signed in everywhere - or different
username and password for every product? We actually see
some interesting interplay and cross functions across those
products.- Vic Gundotra

business

I have to say that one of the interesting things from Google

411 is not whether or not free 411 is a good business we don't
know we don't know if
we can actually make money off it and support for 411
whats interesting is that at the core of what's happening there
- there's a real technology which is voice recognition and
speech to text
and if we can build out that engine and build that speech
model, there's all kinds of different ways we can deploy it you deploy it for video search and pulling captions out we
could deploy it in terms of car accident search - it does not
only be tied to this one application - Marissa Mayer

I'm really excited to announce to you a new

product, Google App Engine for Business.
At Google, we believe that almost all kinds of Google App Engine for Business represents
apps could be better if they had access to
a new version of App Engine that was built
geolocation. Everything from business
from the ground up around solving the real
software to social software.
problems that enterprises face.

chrome

Chrome was first released as a beta version for Microsoft

Windows on September 2, 2008, and as a stable public
release on December 11, 2008.

When you started using those tools, you

didn't know that you were building
applications that were ready to run on
Chrome. You didn't know that you were
running applications that were ready to run
if you're interested in working on chrome, if on the Android browser. You didn't know that
you're a c++ guy and you wanna work on
you were building for the platform of the
google chrome, it is an open source project, future, because it didn't exist when you
and this is an area in which it's very easy for started building your apps. But because you
people to come and join and help because it's chose to invest in open standards, you chose
easy to split these things up and have people to innovate in the open, you are ready for the
working on different ones without stepping on future. Stay with the open standards. - Kevin
each other- Aaron Goodman
Gibbs

cloud

We're entering a new era in consumer

electronics where the combination of
hardware, software, and the cloud is
opening up an entirely new world of
Cloud computing is real and big in the
possibilities. So this past March, we
We've been showing you how to build these enterprise. So if you look at it, even many
announced Google Play, your digital
great Web apps. But what do you do when
traditional applications are already moving to entertainment destination not just for apps
we are interested in making the cloud accessible in making
you build them? How do you make sure
the cloud The cloud has more storage than
and games, but also for movies, music,
connectivity pervasive and usable and making the client more
you're not locked into one architecture when any single computer, and so we really want to and books. Google Play is entirely cloudpowerful. The web
So my message to you is this is the
you build them? The answer is, because
make it possible for users to store their
based, which means that all of your
is the dominant preeminent platform of our time and it belongs beginning of the real win of cloud computing. you're building on open standards, you're not important data in the cloud and access them content is always available across all of
to you it belongs to me it's our platform. together we can move Of the real win of applications. Of the real win locked in. You've actually been seeing cloud anytime,anywhere- Sundar Pichai
your devices.- Joe Britt
it forward- Alan Webb
of the Internet.- Dr. Eric Schmidt
portability in action. - David Glazer

so what we are seeing here is the newest,

latest browsers have this incredible capacity
to change the types and style of application
that you build. - Alex Russell
We want to make it really easy for them to
manage their computing, so we have an endto-end offering. We call this Chromebooks for
Business. For the first time, it is software and
hardware as a service, packaged together. So
what do companies get? They get the
devices, they get Chromebooks. You get a
centralized Web console. You get full support.
You get warranty and replacements. So if your
device breaks down, we ship you a new
device. And when the hardware life cycle is
over, we automatically upgrade you to the
next generation Chromebook.- Sundar Pichai

about three months ago in the stable channel

of the U.S. we launched the Chrome Web
Store. The goal behind the Web Store was to
help developers reach users and monetize
their applications. In the first three months
since we have launched, we have had
amazing early traction. We have had over 17
million applications installed, and more
importantly, developers have informed us that
people spend a lot more time in their
application when they install it from the
Chrome Web Store - Sundar Pichai

Locating local businesses precisely is

actually pretty hard. But using Street
View, computer vision, and algorithms
we now have over 40 million precise
geocodes locating these businesses
around the world, making ours the most
comprehensive data set of precisely
located local businesses.- Brian
as we add APIs, developers like you i Mcclendon

we are bringing both your experiences, so that as a

user you can have one experience, and both your
personal applications and corporate applications can
live on the same device- Sundar Pichai

At the time we launched Chrome, most of

you were using the browser on a single
computer. It was primarily the desktop
Web.Fast forward to today. Almost all of
you have smartphones. You have a
computer at home, at work, you share
your devices with family and friends, and
increasingly, you're buying tablets. So
Chrome was built for a better Web.
for today's Web, we want to make sure
Chrome acts as a layer so that your Web
is personalized, works consistent and
seamlessly across all your devices.Sundar Pichai

Every time you approach your Chromebook,and your

phone is with you, we will automatically unlock your
Chromebook, and sign you into your favorite
applications and services. So it works seamlesslySundar Pichai

Now, we have already launched

conversational search on Android and
on iOS platform. You can tape the mic,
ask Google your question, and you can
get a spoken response back.And today,
for the first time, I'm happy to announce
that all this goodness of conversational
search will be coming to all your
desktops and laptops through Chrome.Amit Singhal

Cloud Save enables you to save user

data across devices like player
progression and game state.So if a
player finishes playing level one on his
phone, for example, he can then pick up
is Android tablet and start playing right
away from level two- Hugo Barra

We try to make our cloud not just highly

functional, but also really easy to use.And as
you've seen, the best mobile apps come with an
intelligent back end that's in the cloud. And
there's no better place to build that back end then
on Google.

code

developer

The one thing I have learned over the years

what doesGoogle have to do with developers? Well answering
is, the more choice you give developers, the
that question what Google is doing with developers and why one of the advantages of using, something
more promise you give to developers, that
we're doing it and why you should care: at a very high level, like canvas is that you as the developer get to they're going to be able to get a return on
Google cares about moving the web forward. the Web has
take advantage of performance
their investment by having the widest
become the dominant platform up our era and moving it
improvements in the browser. So as
possible number of places that they can
forward advancing it is something that we think is critical to
JavaScript continues to get faster, you get to deploy this technology, the greater the
the entire ecosystem in something that Google course is
ride that rocket and automatically benefit from motivation, the greater the applications that
deeply interested in- Vic Gundotra
that.- Vic Gundrota
result.- Paul Maritz

We want to enable developers to do a lot

more with Android, to write apps for new
classes of hardware, and why not? Even
create their own hardware. And we want to do
that in a way that takes the concept of
openness to a new level.- Hugo Barra

This conference is really about you,

developers.When you think back over the
last five years, things like Google Chrome
or Android were in their infancy. We owe,
in no small measure, the success of our
efforts due to your support.- Vic Gundorta

We're right at the beginning in a new phase in the

miniaturization of technology, which means that it's
finally possible to make a powerful computer small
enough to wear comfortably on your body all day
long. And there's a huge opportunity to bring rich user
We are very, very fortunate at Google to experiences to these devices. And that's why we're
have two platforms,two large open
building Androidwear as our platform for wearables
platforms, two fast growing platforms,
based on Android. Androidwear makes it easy for
two scalable platforms completely
developers to reach users on this new form factor
designed for developers like you to build using precisely the same tools we're already familiar
amazing experiences, Android and
with on Android phones and tablets.- DAVID
Chrome.- Sundar Pichai
SINGLETON

Now, what Matt has on the screen here on

his laptop is Google Maps. He's -- in Google
Maps -- and he's using the Chrome browser.
And he's added a Chrome extension. The
Chrome extension is in the upper right-hand
corner. That sends it to his phone. In the
map, he has directions, he has directions
from the Moscone Center to Google
headquarters.
And he wants to send that to the phone.
chrome extensions are html, css, and
What do you think happens? Do you think we
javascript. to recap, extensions are packages, send a text message that says, "This is the
zip files basically, that contain these files.
address"? Do you think we send an e-mail?
each piece of ui in your extension, such as
No..... We send Android intent. In other
toolstrips that i just showed, sidebars, when words, when he says send to phone, the
I'm hoping that as more and more rich applications are built
we have those in the future, all of these
message gets sent to our server, gets
people can propose new extensions as well because
things are fully functioning web pages, and so pushed down to the device....And on the
obviously it is you know something which we need to work on they work exactly the same as web pageAndroid device, boom, right into
and make this protocol more usefulAaron Goodman
navigation.How hot is that? - Vic Gundotra

I'm personally very, very excited by the file

extension APIs. The cloud has more storage
than any single computer, and so we really
want to make it possible for users to store
their important data in the cloud and access
them anytime, anywhere.- Sundar Pichai

So starting with Android--on Android, we

have Google Play services, which is an
extension of the Google Play platform
on Android for you tointegrate with
Google services.With that, we've
embedded all the logic you need to
handleauth so that you don't have to
worry about it.For you as a developer,
all you need is to integrate theclient
library, and we will deal with the auth
from there.And the good news about
Google Play services API is that
it'savailable from Android 2.2 and up.So
that for you as a developer, you can
haveconfidence that this API is going to
be there in aconsistent manner, no
matter what version of Android theuser
is using.

The good news is, we are not the only ones

pushing the platform forward. All browser
vendors, modern browsers, are investing in
HTML5. So if you take a look at 2008, this
was just under way. Chrome had launched.
People were beginning to add HTML5 APIs.
We spoke about it in I/O. And if you forward to
now, the progress is amazing. All modern
browsers have these APIs implemented, so
that you as developers can rely on these APIs
when you write applications and make sure
you can deliver a consistent experienceSundar Pichai

I love it when something very complex

turns out to be created with simple
ingredients. We've created this world [in
the Cirque du Soleil game] completely in
HTML. We've combined Web video and
images and markup into virtual set pieces
which we then position in 3D space using
CSS. You can see how the elements
parallax in response to Kan's movements.
That's because the elements are each
positioned individually and it creates this
very realistic interactive environment for
us to explore. The HTML elements are
then brought to life with CSS animations
and filters individually - Aubrey Anderson

The average checkout process is about

21 steps on your phone.
So it's no surprise that the abandonment
rate of shopping carts on mobile phones
is around 97%.
We can do much better than this. So by
building on the existing HTML5 auto
complete spec,
we've built something in Chrome, both
on desktop and in mobile, that collects
all of your payment information when
you enter it anywhere, syncs it across all
of your devices. So now when you come
to check out on a website, you press
check out, you see this form. Chrome
already knows all of your payment
information. It shows it to you in a form.
You can look at it and you say, yep,
that's what I want. And you click Submit
and you're done. So this is going to
make shopping from your phone much,
much easier - Linus Upson
no mention in keynotes

javascript

And if you look at what's happened since

then up to Chrome 11, the progress on
JavaScript has been truly phenomenal.
It's fundamentally changed the kinds of
applications you can build on the
Anyway, what you do see here is the next
generation of application. It's quick to load,
Web....We're going to continue to work on
quick to close, and quick
JavaScript performance, of course. But
to use. I'm previewing it on the latest Google the good news here is, really, it's no
A great anecdote that made me really proud - I recently was
Chrome, which has great support for HTML5. longer the bottleneck that it used to be.
on with the senior engineers on Google Health and they used Google Web Toolkit had a different
The application itself is using JavaScript,
And so we're beginning to focus more of
GWT (Google Web Tools) to build health and and she said
proposition. It said, write in Java, and we'll
and it's using the canvas 2D context for its
that when she first started considering GW, she was a
compile down...understand which browser's GUI. We're going to see a lot more of these our attention on some of the areas -javascript expert and was honestly a little bit skeptical about being used, and push down the appropriate in the future, because HTML5 support, offline other areas of the Web platform, where
the value proposition - she tried it, fell in love with it and now JavaScript
applications are being actively championed there are more opportunities to make
performance improvements.
she said she would never consider writing any real application and do it in a fantastic way that allows you to by every major browser vendor. - Charles
Ian Ellison-Taylor
any other way - Bruce Johnson
target multiple browsers.
Pritchard, from MugTug Darkroom

Layering is like a cool thing. It's not -- it's

also related to the lasagne;thing. But all of
the frameworks, if you look at;them
together, all of the JavaScript frameworks
that are built out today are nothing but
attempts;to provide a layering in the
browser. Because what they want to do is
they want to create;an environment in
which the users of this framework don't
have to think about the details.;And then
the developers of the new widgets, the
builders of the components, the ones
who;work inside of the framework, actually
have flexibility and power to, you know,
provide;those new services to the -- to the
higher level - Alex Komoroske

When we first launched Chrome, it's

JavaScript engine V8 was
20 times faster than anything else out
there. And in the four and a half years
since, we've continued to make it faster
still. Just in the last year you can see
we've improved performance
of V8 by almost 25% on the desktop.
But the games on mobile are even
bigger. In the last year we've seen the
performance improve by more than 50%
on mobile.
no mention in keynotes

mobile

Now you might be asking, well, Vic, what

comes next? And the answer there lies in
mobile. The growth of smartphones has
Android was always meant to go well beyond been spectacular. It has been a sea
the mobile phone, and today we wanted to
change for our industry, and the same is
it's really important that we have hardware
give you a little taste of that. We want to
true for Google+. We now have more
today the only browsers that are really capable of supporting
support. Especially given how many mobile enable developers to do a lot more
users engaging with Google+ from mobile
applications on mobile devices are things like on the iPhone one of the key things that we're interested in devices are getting connected to the Web
with Android, to write apps for new classes of than from desktop. Let me repeat that.
and the vast majority of mobile phones do not have that
working with you on over time
and serving videos. So hardware is very, very hardware, and why not even create their own We had more people using Google+ from
capability the WebKit based browser to solve these problems is how do we actually really bring in both the important, and we are working with many,
hardware. And we want to do that in a way
mobile than from desktop. This is a
google has invested in a project known as Android - Vic
mobile and the desktop development
many hardware partners and publishers. that takes the concept of openness to a new significant situation and one we take very
Gundotra
environments together.- Michael Abbott
Sundar Pichai
level - Hugo Barra
seriously. Vic Gundotra

games on mobile are even bigger. In the

last year we've seen the performance
improve by more than 50% on
mobile.These are the kinds of things that
enable the next generation of the mobile
web and of mobile web applications.LINUS UPSON

we want to make sure all these connected

experiences work based on your smartphone, be it
your wearables, be it your car, or like, we have shown
with Chromecast, be your television.
So, both with L release and Chrome, we are bringing
a whole set of new experiences to many connected
screens around you. - Sundar Pichai

query

And all of a sudden your thousands of photos

have automatically geotagged to the exact
point where you were when you took those
photos. um, you could get alerts when you're
traveling and your coworkers are at the same
conference as you. ah, with the iphone os 4.0
now allowing background location, we could
see a number of different, ah, background
location reporters that all push location into
the cloud. and then if a given application
needs it at some individual time, even if that
application isn't running, if it's a web service,
they can just query the latitude api for that
location. um, and then there's a fun example.
if you're driving home and your home
automation software realizes you're, like, 20
it could mean that when you take your query we translate into For users, we want-- we want them to be
miles away, so it turns on the heat. and your
all known languages, search all known languages, and
able, from a single query, to be able to search house is nice and warm by the time you get
translate them back to your native languageso basically the
the Web, their contacts, their bookmarks,
home. so, hope you guys have some -- some
answer exists anywhere in any language - we can find it .
their application, and their music.
ideas on what you might want to build.

something that is as important as giving

you answers and giving them to you in
the most natural way possible is so that
you can pretty much ask Google like you
would ask a friend and not by having to
type keywords into a search box.- Amit
Singhal

the power of Google comes into its own for more

abstract queries. So for example, I can just say,
Oscar nominated movies from 2002. Google with
interpret that query and of course get me all my Oscar
nominated movies.- Dave Burke

extension

html

And so what we did was we have built up a

platform with the browser as really the core
construct. And more concretely, actually
using WebKit
as the core rendering engine in WebOS. So
all of the core applications that are built as a
part of WebOS--mail, contacts, and calendar- are all built in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
as applications on-- in this environment. So if
you look at a little more details of what one of
these applications really look like,
you can see that we have an HTML page that
defines a layout of the application, we have
JavaScript that-- which can define transitions,
animations, access storage on the device,
and we might use CSS to style the
applications. -Michael Abbott

U.S. developers can bank on these APIs

being present in the browsers when users
reach your applications. Another important
trend is mobile.
All of you are carrying a smart phone here
today. The interesting thing there is, the
smart phones all are connected with capable
browsers.
This is looking at search traffic, the mobile
search traffic that hits Google. And if you look
at the proportion that comes from HTML5capable browsers, it's far outpacing
the other browsers as well. So HTML5 is
everywhere. So the question is, how do we
make use of it? (another quote) We think
video, being a first-class citizen will join the
other content types we have
and we will have very rich Web pages in
HTML and CSS 3. My prediction is if we use
these techniques right we can get rid of half
of the images
for the Web, because they are mostly there
for styling purposes, but by adding all this
video stuff, there are still going to be lots of
images out there.
So to the Web community, I'd like to say start
using this. We need to go out with our video
cameras. We all have video cameras in our
pockets, and we should do it

before you finish your query. so literally,

with three or four keystrokes, we are able
to predict what the user is looking for and
in subseconds, show him or her all the
products, with the images, the title, as well
you'd rather just speak your
as the price. now you can go ahead and Sometimes
search query or ask a question.In Jelly
finish this query or you can pick one of
Bean, voice search is much faster. It's
these suggestions. and you can see that, also better at understanding natural
as i'm altering these suggestions, the
language.And it speaks answers back to
actual search results are changing. so this you using the power of the knowledge
is all real time,- Nitin Mangtani
graph.- Hugo Barra

So let's take a look at the Android extension pack in

action.
And what you're about to see is Epic's Unreal Engine
4
desktop rendering pipeline running on Android L on
the latest NVIDIA tablet hardware. Now, the Android
extension pack enables much more advanced
shaders. So we can have more realistic
environments, more realistic characters---and vastly improved lighting - Dave Burke

So last fall we announced app indexing. As a

developer, this capability lets you get your users to
app content directly from the search results page.
Since then, we've been working on a ton of UI
improvements and extending some APIs to make this
more powerful. if your app requires your users to sign
in, you'll be able to use Google+ sign-in in the coming
months to have your public content show up in search
as well. You know, we thought this would be
even better if we could help your users rediscover
content that they've already found in your apps.

Every time I click a search result, the system

remembers what I did with that search result,
When youre thinking about search ten years out, we know
and the more I use my device, the device will
that search for example, ten years out, will be a lot more
know about me, about what I do every day,
personalized, we also know that we have a lot more content to about my common tasks. And what happens
index, and that there will be a lot more relevant change.- - Vic is every time I start a new search, I get preGundotra
populated results- Romain Guy

There are some who say that users don't use

Google Search on smartphones. Well, we're
a company driven by data, not
by opinions. And you know what the data
shows? The data shows that we've seen a
5X growth in the past two years.
That's not just on Android, but that's across
all smartphone categories. People love
Google search. You give them a great
browser, and they do
Google search, tremendous, awesome usage
of the Web on these devices.- Vic Gundotra

It is also important to be thinking longer term is it one

unified search engine unified password and login so you
have one seamless experience so if youre signed in one
place - you can be signed in everywhere - or different
username and password for every product? We actually see
some interesting interplay and cross functions across those
products.- Vic Gundotra

For users, we want them to be able, from a

single query, to be able to search the Web,
their contacts, their bookmarks, their
application, and their music.- Romain Guy

"I think Google Now, gives you

information without even having to ask
and it understands the context of what
you talked about before so you can use
things like pronouns.It's amazing. Flight
times, your boarding passes, directions,
next appointment, all with no effort.Think
Google Now gets you just the right
about a really smart assistant doing all
when I have an interactive application, I know
information at just the
those things for you so you don't have to
what the user wants. So, for example, if I
right time. And all of it happens
think about it.You saw how easy some
want to see the number of people in the
The cloud has more storage than any single automatically. If you choose to, Google
of those experiences felt. And we're just
engineering department, I'll click on this
computer, and so we really want to make it
Now uses things like your search history, getting started.The opportunities we
triangle and right when I click, it will fetch
possible for users to store their important data your location history, and your calendar to have are - Larry Page
exactly the data that I need to answer that
in the cloud and access them
figure out what information you might
one user action- Bruce Johnson
anytime,anywhere- Sundar Pichai
need and when.- Hugo Barra
"

wave

Google wave was not first launched until May 27, 2009.

What we are going to do is this: We're going

to open up Wave to everyone
today. So you no longer need an invitation to
use Wave. Just go to Wave.google.com and
log right in.
..... we're making Wave part of Google Apps,
where particularly ambitious, you might even
say crazy services start their
life.
2nd: So, the Web has grown up. And Google
Wave is starting to grow up as well. It's been
a full year since we showed you
what was really our vision for hour real-time
communication and collaboration could work
on the Web. We showed you right here on
this stage with
It's called Google Wave, and it's a communic an 80-minute demo last year. And today,
that we're launching later in the year. Uh, like Google Wave is a product that people are
to be showing it to the world this early. The re starting to use to get real work done all over
We're starting a developer preview today.
the world.

web

We invest in moving the web for and Ill put it is simply as I

can it benefits Google economically as the web gets better as We can take the collective intelligence of the
the under-pinnings the technical capabilities of tgar Wed
internet, which is astounding- all the
enable better web-apps those better web app - attract more
information, all those thing going on- and do
users for you and for us for Google more users means more amazing things We can tell people whats
Google searches and other forms a monetization that we have going to happen. We can tell people whats
- which leads to more Google revenue, so we probably are
happening nearby. We can follow what they
among the company that [has] the most incentive
care about. As you walk down the street, we
economically to move the internet forward, and that money
can tell them the history of the buildings as
that we make, the revenue we make, we pour some of that
we walk along. We can do image recognition
money right back into the platform.
to sort and see whats happening

search

users

"Google right now operates in about 140 different country

domains, and in about a hundred and ten languages...it's
amazing how far we've come when we first did our
internationalization...things werent this smooth" Marissa
Mayer
world

youtube

More than any single operating system, the

web is going to drive the innovation and the
new services that are going to do amazing
things for people all around the world.
- Jay Sullivan, VP Mozilla

How can we make the Web faster? How can

we make Web apps as discoverable as
you see, for example, in app stores? How
can we make it easier for developers to
monetize those applications? And, finally,
can we make the Web extend its reach even
to new form factors?

With Android TV, we decided to build a core search

functionality, directly into the experience, powered by
voice.Now, the power of Google comes into its own
for more abstract queries. So for example, I can just
If a user buys an accessory that needs an
The goal is for Google to understand that
say, Oscar nominated movies from 2002. Google with
app, when they connect the phone
the words you use when you're searching The search of future will need to
interpret that query and of course get me all my Oscar
to the accessory, it just takes them where they are not just words, but real things in the
answer, converse and anticipate.- Amit nominated movies. And so, from here, of course, one
need to go to get that app- Matt Hershenson real world.- Hugo Barra
Singhal
click, I can watch it.

The Web is the most amazing platform,

development platform, in our lifetimes. The
future of the Web is in the hands of a
lot of you in the audience. We hope you
continue to write great applications and the
Web is what you make of it. Thank you.

But for the first time, we are bringing those

wonderful attributes of mobile computing to
the world of notebooks.
The software experience is very unique as
well. Because it is nothing but the Web, you
can access your stuff anytime, anywhere...
Each time when you open [Chromebook], you
We truly believe that Web access is going to get the latest and the greatest version of the
be one of the human rights of the century Web application which you're using. It gets
Hakon Wium Lie.
better over time. - Sundar Pichai

We were inspired by the embeddable YouTu

"We learned this the hard way with Google Video. So on Goo and AdSense, and asked ourselves, could we And thank you, Google, for this huge investm
upload a video, you would upload it and we would give you thi Today I'm going to demonstrate adding Googl royalty-free video with a high-quality open so
uploaded things that people here have - but you would have t to a website using Google Web Elements.
of kitten videos. As of today, I'm very pleased

And so to the more than 10,000 people at the

many thousands who are watching, who are w
We're truly humbled by this worldwide enthusi
us your most precious resource, your time. - V

So no matter which device you're using,

we're working really hard across all
important software platforms. No other
browser vendor is doing this. We want to
make sure it's about the user, your Web,
working everywhere, personalized,
consistent, always, any time, anywhere. Sundar Pichai

With Chrome, our goal has been to

make sure it's your web. You sign into
Chrome, you get your experience
consistently
across all your devices, your web
everywhere personalized for you. And to
do that well, we really need to take
mobile web forward- Sundar Pichai

The way we are going to get to the rest of

the world is through mobile. With the
advent of smartphones and better
connectivity, increasingly, people are
accessing the Web for the first time ever
on their phones. And with the help of
mobile, we are going to reach the entire
So a lot of this journey is about bringing
world's population. - Sundar Pichai
that next four and a half billion people
online and making a difference
in their live- Sundar Pichai

We are making everything contextually aware. We

want to understand whether you're home with your
kids and you want to be entertained or you're at work
trying to be productive. Or maybe you're traveling. We
want to bring the right information to you at the right
time.- Sundar Pichai So Jeff's friend Susie loves
Korean barbecue.And she's somewhat of an authority
in the best restaurants in San Francisco. So when Jeff
is in the city, Pinterest can notify him that he's near
one of Susie's pinned restaurants. The notification will
appear on his wrist just like this.
And it uses pages, allowing him to quickly glance at
the details, then swipe to see a map. And if he like it,
he can start navigation right from his wrist. This is
using Google Maps for mobile, which gives you turn
by turn directions on your watch.- DAVID
SINGLETON

Today, we're bringing you all of the material design

capabilities to the web through Polymer. As a web
developer, you'll be able to build applications out of
material design building blocks with all of the same
surfaces, bold graphics, and smooth animations at 60
frames per second.So between the L preview and
Polymer, you can bring the same rich, fluid material
design to every screen - Sundar Pichai

We've been working hard with our ecosystem on a

very important initiative which we call Android One.
we can bring high quality, affordable smartphones so
that we can get the next billion people access to these
devices, and we can't wait to see the impact that it will
have- Sundar Pichai .

"Why don't we start with YouTube? So the

You got your channel feed here on the left "It's over one million people watching thi We're going to use YouTube as a proxy to understand
Why don't we pick something here to watc It's just unbelievable. So let's thank them That number has gone up again to 42%. So we are s
palm of your hand. It's the YouTube that y Larry Page co-founder of Google
adopting these devices as well.