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Google I/O 2017 keynote: All you need to know

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By Peter Kostadinov

Updated: May 18, 2017, 3:58 AM

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Google I/O 2017 keynote: All you need to know

Much to the delight of Android aficionados, Google I/O 2017 kicked off today with a 2-hour long keynote at the Shoreline Amphitheatre. Lots of new and arguably exciting things were unveiled on stage, and while we've covered a large chunk of those, there's always something that might have evaded your sight.

But no worries, we are here to the rescue! For the sake of brevity and conciseness, we've rounded up all the posts pertaining to the keynote right below:

Android O new features overview: picture-in-picture, notification dots, better copy-paste and more

8y ago, by Victor Hristov

56y ago,

Google, HTC, Lenovo working on standalone virtual reality Daydream headsets

8y ago, by Nick Todorov

Contextual object recognition on steroids: Google Lens makes phones' cameras "smart"

8y ago, by Peter Kostadinov

Google's super-smart Assistant lands on the iPhone!

8y ago, by Preslav Kateliev

Google Home gets a substantial update, gains proactive assistance, phone calling abilities, and more

8y ago, by Nick Todorov

Google Photos gets a trio of new sharing features, thanks to the magic of machine learning

8y ago, by Kaloyan C.

Android O confirmed for release "in late summer"

8y ago, by Plamen Dimitrov

Workflow on Android is about to get a whole lot better with Android O's "Fluid Experiences"

8y ago, by Preslav Kateliev

Here's how Android O will bring better battery life, strengthened security, app stability improvements

8y ago, by Nick Todorov

Google announces Android Go, a new set of features and apps for low-end devices

8y ago, by Kaloyan C.

Daydream to land on the Galaxy S8/S8+ and LG's next OLED-display flagship (possibly LG V30)

8y ago, by Peter Kostadinov

Google wants to help people find their perfect job, and companies to find the best talent

8y ago, by Preslav Kateliev

Finally: typing to your Google Assistant will soon be an option

8y ago, by Nick Todorov

Smart Reply now gives you three quick responses on Gmail

8y ago, by Alan Friedman

YouTube removes mobile streaming requirements, makes it available to everyone

8y ago, by Cosmin Vasile

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