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Creating software and superheroes: Google waving with Lyn And Line
When we heard that Caroline Dahllöf and Carolyn Uy, Lyn And Line founders and creators of The Rescue of Ginger, use Google Wave almost exclusively for their business, we asked them to write a post about it. Here's how they use waves to create educational story apps (about superheroes, no less!) for kids between the ages of 2 and 5 for the Android and iPhone platforms.
We're a small software company -- just two people. But we live in two different countries, on two different continents, more than 8500 kilometers apart with a time difference of nine hours. Communication for us is a little more complicated than just yelling across the room whenever we need to discuss something. Since a good part of our working day takes place while the other is sleeping, we have to put in a little extra effort to keep each other informed.
We started using Google Wave to organize our conversations. We set up waves for all the things that we need to discuss. For example, to keep each other informed of source code changes, we created a wave where we add blips for what we changed in our code. We have another wave for tracking our bugs. And we even added our testers to that wave, so they could add bugs they found. This made it easy for everyone to see what needed to be fixed. We have a wave for the next story we are writing, where we can add, edit, or comment on each other’s ideas. We have a wave for people we need to contact. This list goes on and on. For anything that is on-going that we need to keep each other up to date on, we set up a wave.
Because we can have mini conversations inside of our waves, we can keep all of the information pertaining to a particular subject contained inside a single wave. And unlike the clutter of emails that gets saved in some folder, blips of information can be added to a particular wave wherever we need them to keep the conversation flowing and organized.
The beauty of this organization is that every morning, we can look at our inboxes and get a quick overview of what the other person has been doing. Because Google Wave notifies us when there is a change, there is no need for an extra email summarizing what has happened. And there is no need tell the other person, “Make sure you look at XYZ.” Having all of our conversations in different waves has made it easy for us to stay informed despite the distance and time difference.
Contact us at lynandline@googlewave.com .
We're a small software company -- just two people. But we live in two different countries, on two different continents, more than 8500 kilometers apart with a time difference of nine hours. Communication for us is a little more complicated than just yelling across the room whenever we need to discuss something. Since a good part of our working day takes place while the other is sleeping, we have to put in a little extra effort to keep each other informed.
We started using Google Wave to organize our conversations. We set up waves for all the things that we need to discuss. For example, to keep each other informed of source code changes, we created a wave where we add blips for what we changed in our code. We have another wave for tracking our bugs. And we even added our testers to that wave, so they could add bugs they found. This made it easy for everyone to see what needed to be fixed. We have a wave for the next story we are writing, where we can add, edit, or comment on each other’s ideas. We have a wave for people we need to contact. This list goes on and on. For anything that is on-going that we need to keep each other up to date on, we set up a wave.
Because we can have mini conversations inside of our waves, we can keep all of the information pertaining to a particular subject contained inside a single wave. And unlike the clutter of emails that gets saved in some folder, blips of information can be added to a particular wave wherever we need them to keep the conversation flowing and organized.
The beauty of this organization is that every morning, we can look at our inboxes and get a quick overview of what the other person has been doing. Because Google Wave notifies us when there is a change, there is no need for an extra email summarizing what has happened. And there is no need tell the other person, “Make sure you look at XYZ.” Having all of our conversations in different waves has made it easy for us to stay informed despite the distance and time difference.
Contact us at lynandline@googlewave.com .
Introducing Google Buzz
We've blogged before about our thoughts on the social web, steps we've taken to add social features to our products, and efforts like OpenSocial that propose common tools for building social apps. With more and more communication happening online, the social web has exploded as the primary way to share interesting stuff, tell the world what you're up to in real-time and stay more connected to more people. In today's world of status messages, tweets and update streams, it's increasingly tough to sort through it all, much less engage in meaningful conversations.
Our belief is that organising the social information on the web — finding relevance in the noise — has become a large-scale challenge, one that Google's experience in organising information can help solve. We've recently launched innovations like real-time search and social search, and today we're taking another big step with the introduction of a new product, Google Buzz.
Google Buzz is a new way to start conversations about the things you find interesting. It's built right into Gmail, so you don't have to build up an entirely new set of friends from scratch — it just works. If you think about it, there's always been a big social network underlying Gmail. Buzz brings this network to the surface by automatically setting you up to follow the people you email and chat with the most. We focused on building an easy-to-use sharing experience that richly integrates photos, videos and links, and makes it easy to share publicly or privately (so you don't have to use different tools to share with different audiences). Plus, Buzz integrates tightly with your existing Gmail inbox, so you're sure to see the stuff that matters most as it happens in real time.
We're rolling out Buzz to all Gmail accounts over the next few days, so if you don't see it in your account yet, check back soon. We also plan to make Google Buzz available to businesses and schools using Google Apps, with added features for sharing within organisations.
On your phone, Google Buzz is much more than just a small screen version of the desktop experience. Mobile devices add an important component to sharing: location. Posts tagged with geographical information have an extra dimension of context — the answer to the question "where were you when you shared this?" can communicate so much. And when viewed in aggregate, the posts about a particular location can paint an extremely rich picture of that place. Check out the Mobile Blog for more info about all of the ways to use Buzz on your phone, from a new mobile web app to a Buzz layer in Google Maps for mobile.
We've relied on other services' openness in order to build Buzz (you can connect Flickr and Twitter from Buzz in Gmail), and Buzz itself is not designed to be a closed system. Our goal is to make Buzz a fully open and distributed platform for conversations. We're building on a suite of open protocols to create a complete read/write developer API, and we invite developers to join us on Google Code to see what is available today and to learn more about how to participate.
We really hope you enjoy the experiences we've built within Gmail and for mobile phones. If you want to learn more, visit buzz.google.com. We look forward to continuing to evolve and improve Google Buzz based on your feedback.
Our belief is that organising the social information on the web — finding relevance in the noise — has become a large-scale challenge, one that Google's experience in organising information can help solve. We've recently launched innovations like real-time search and social search, and today we're taking another big step with the introduction of a new product, Google Buzz.
Google Buzz is a new way to start conversations about the things you find interesting. It's built right into Gmail, so you don't have to build up an entirely new set of friends from scratch — it just works. If you think about it, there's always been a big social network underlying Gmail. Buzz brings this network to the surface by automatically setting you up to follow the people you email and chat with the most. We focused on building an easy-to-use sharing experience that richly integrates photos, videos and links, and makes it easy to share publicly or privately (so you don't have to use different tools to share with different audiences). Plus, Buzz integrates tightly with your existing Gmail inbox, so you're sure to see the stuff that matters most as it happens in real time.
We're rolling out Buzz to all Gmail accounts over the next few days, so if you don't see it in your account yet, check back soon. We also plan to make Google Buzz available to businesses and schools using Google Apps, with added features for sharing within organisations.
On your phone, Google Buzz is much more than just a small screen version of the desktop experience. Mobile devices add an important component to sharing: location. Posts tagged with geographical information have an extra dimension of context — the answer to the question "where were you when you shared this?" can communicate so much. And when viewed in aggregate, the posts about a particular location can paint an extremely rich picture of that place. Check out the Mobile Blog for more info about all of the ways to use Buzz on your phone, from a new mobile web app to a Buzz layer in Google Maps for mobile.
We've relied on other services' openness in order to build Buzz (you can connect Flickr and Twitter from Buzz in Gmail), and Buzz itself is not designed to be a closed system. Our goal is to make Buzz a fully open and distributed platform for conversations. We're building on a suite of open protocols to create a complete read/write developer API, and we invite developers to join us on Google Code to see what is available today and to learn more about how to participate.
We really hope you enjoy the experiences we've built within Gmail and for mobile phones. If you want to learn more, visit buzz.google.com. We look forward to continuing to evolve and improve Google Buzz based on your feedback.
Site maintenance on
Our engineers will be performing routine site maintenance this Saturday from 10am to 2pm PDT. Although you won't be able to access your AdSense or Ad Manager accounts during this time, your clicks, impressions, and earnings will continue to be recorded as normal. In addition, ad serving and ad targeting on your pages won't be affected.
For our international readers, here's the maintenance start time converted for a few cities around the world:
London - 6pm Saturday
Athens - 8pm Saturday
Mumbai - 10:30pm Saturday
Kuala Lumpur - 1am Sunday
Melbourne - 3am Sunday
For our international readers, here's the maintenance start time converted for a few cities around the world:
London - 6pm Saturday
Athens - 8pm Saturday
Mumbai - 10:30pm Saturday
Kuala Lumpur - 1am Sunday
Melbourne - 3am Sunday
News about our Search Alliance with Microsoft
Today we issued a press release announcing that we’ve received clearance from both the U.S. Department of Justice and the European Commission for our search agreement with Microsoft. Now that we’re full steam ahead, I’d like to share what we at Yahoo! see as an exciting opportunity to focus on creating new ways for people to search online.
Today’s Yahoo! Search:
First, let’s take a step back and explain what this alliance means for people who search with Yahoo! Most of the things you see on the typical Yahoo! Search results page below will not immediately change as a result of this alliance. What will change is that the basic search listings and ads will be provided by Microsoft instead of our own back-end platform – those are the text and links that you see in the left-hand image.
However, as you can see highlighted in the right-hand image, Yahoo! will continue to enhance the search result listings as we do for people today. A few examples of this are:
1) Providing you with rich results that display the most relevant information from Yahoo!’s rich content properties, as well as other great product, local, entertainment, reference, social and tech sites.
2) Showing specific results from vertical search products, like Yahoo! News.
3) Providing handy tools on the left-side of the page, such as our Search Pad and Search Scan apps, site filters that help you refine and explore the search results more easily, and related search term suggestions to help you refine your search further if the results aren’t quite what you were looking for.
Tomorrow’s Yahoo! Search:
And what you’re seeing today is just the tip of the iceberg. With Microsoft providing us the underlying list of search results, our Yahoo! team can now focus on making the overall experience of finding stuff online and getting things done easier for you – whether you’re searching at yahoo.com or just looking for specific information in the moment while using our many great products and properties on any device. We have lots of ideas for things we can do to help you with three main aspects of searching:
• Ways to find things faster when you’re just starting your search – by continuing to enhance our great Search Assist technology and also weaving search more deeply and conveniently into other Yahoo! products.
• New ways to help you explore the things that matter most – whether that’s with more rich results and options for organizing the search results page, or by showing you interesting Search topics that you might want to browse through in other relevant places that you spend your time on Yahoo!
• More apps and other tools to help you get things done as quickly as possible. We know that people don’t want to search per se – you want to complete tasks in your day, and we’ll be inventing new ways to help you do that.
I’m very excited about the opportunities ahead and hope all of you will come along with us for the ride. Go to Yahoo! Search today, try out a few searches, and give us feedback. If you have questions about the alliance, we’ve posted more information at the official search alliance Website, on our Yahoo! Search Marketing blog, and on the Yahoo! Developer’s Network blog.
Shashi Seth
Senior Vice President, Yahoo! Search Products
Yahoo! Search on the Airwaves
By now you’ve seen our global ad campaign that shows how Yahoo! is focused on YOU like never before. And at Yahoo! Search, we continue to deliver what you need in just one search. We’ve launched a new national ad campaign covering radio and the Web. Our new campaign looks directly at the Yahoo! Search experience, where we continue to bring you all the information you need in one place.
If you haven’t heard our ads on your favorite radio station, you can listen to them here:
Our radio spot, “Forever Lovers”:
Our radio spot, “Sushi Kaiju”:
Whether you’re looking for local information, your favorite sports team, or the latest on entertainment, music, or movies, Yahoo! Search brings you the information you need at your fingertips. So if you haven’t visited us lately, visit Yahoo! Search and give us a try. And let us know what you think about our new ad campaign in the comments section below.
Colleen Jansen
VP, Global Consumer Marketing
GoogLe
7 yıl önce iki doktora öğrencisinin garajda kurdukları internet arama motoru Google'ın değeri 80.82 milyar dolara ulaşarak Time Warner'i geçti.
İnternet arama motoru Google’ın piyasa değeri 80.82 milyar dolara ulaşarak Time Warner’ı geçti. Yedi yıl önce Stanford Üniversitesi’nde doktora eğitimi alan iki öğrenci tarafından sıfır sermaye ile bir garajda kurulan Google’ın başarısının arkasında kullandığı teknoloji bulunuyor.
INTERNET arama motoru Google’ın piyasa değerinin, dünyanın en büyük medya kuruluşu olan Time Warner’ı geçtiği bildirildi. Capital IQ isimli kuruluş tarafından sağlanan mali istatistiklere göre, bünyesinde CNN, Time Dergisi, American Online, HBO, Warner Bros Entertainment, New Line Cinema, Turner Broadcasting System ve diğer bir çok şirketi barındıran Time Warner’ın piyasa değeri, şu an 79,75 milyar doları buluyor. Henüz yedi yaşındaki Internet arama motoru Google’ın piyasa değeri ise Time Warner’ı geçerek 80,82 milyar dolara ulaşıyor.
GARAJDA KURULDU:
Stanford’da doktora yapan Larry Page ve Sergey Brin adlı iki öğrenci, tarafından 1998 yılında garajda kurulan şirket, Haziran 1999’da aldığı risk sermayesi ile 25 milyon dolar yasal sermayeye sahip olmuştu. Şirketin sermaye ortakları, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers ve Sequoia Capital’i kapsıyor. Google, servislerini kendi sitesinden veriyor, şirket ayrıca, içerik sağlayıcı firmalara özel web arama çözümleri de sunuyor.
REKLAM ANLAYIŞI FARKLI:
Düyanın en etkin arama motorlarından birisi olan Google gelirini reklamlardan sağlıyor. Google reklam aldığı kuruluşların tanıtımlarını ilgili internet sitelerine ve linklere koyarak yapıyor. Böylece, reklamverenler doğrudan kendi konuları ile yakından ilgilenen kesime ulaşıyor. Reklamların hangi internet sitelerine yönlendirileceği Google programı tarafından otomatik olarak yapılan ölçümleme ile sağlanıyor. Google’da etkin bir şekilde işleyen bu sisteme AdWord ve ADSense adı veriliyor. Google şirket reklamlarını yönelendirdiği internet sitelerine de ödeme yapıyor.
ÇOK HIZLI BÜYÜYOR:
Son 5 yılda en hızlı büyüyen şirketler arasında yer alan Google’un geliri 1 milyar doları, kárı ise 100 milyon doları aşıyor. Yaklaşık 2 bin kişinin çalıştığı Google halk açık bir şirket. New York Borsa’sın da kayıtlı olan Google Nasdaq endeksinin en gözde şirketlerinden birisi. Geçtiğimiz yıl Nisan ayında 2.7 milyar dolarlık bir halka arz gerçekleştiren şirket aynı zamanda dünyanın en hızlı değer kazanan şirketleri arasında bulunuyor.
REKLAM VEREN TAKİPTE:
Google’da sayfaların önemi oylama ile belirleniyor. Google arama motorunu ziyaret edenlerin kurduğu sayfa bağlantıları bir oy olarak kabul ediliyor. Google bir sayfanın önemini aldığı oylarla belirliyor. Google’ın kullandığı arama metodları, insan müdahalesine kapalı olduğu için, ortaya çıkan ticari sonuçlar güvenilir oluyor. Google’a reklam verenler arama motorunun kullandığı teknoloji sayesinde reklamlarının ne kadar izlendiğini her saniye izleyebiliyor.
75 milyon kullanıcısı var
GOOGLE’ın sürekli kullanıcı sayısının 75 milyonun üzerinde olduğu belirtiliyor. Her yıl sürekli kullanıcı sayısını yüzde 25 oranında arttıran Google’ı kullananların toplam sayısının 100 milyonun üzerinde olduğu tahmin ediliyor. Google’da arama motoru hizmeti dışında Blog (Günlük) ve Gmail adlı internet servis sağlama hizmetleri bulunuyor. Google hizmetlerini Linux işletim sistemine sahip 10 bin sunucu üzerinden veriyor. Uzmanlar 4 milyon sayfayı bulan Google kütüphanesinin 10 bin değil 100 bin sunucu ile hizmet verebileceğini iddia ediyor. Grid teknolojisini kullanan Google’ın dünyanın en büyük Grid ağ yapısına sahip kuruluşu olduğu belirtiliyor. Google altyapısı sadece bilgisayarlar aracılığıyla değil, cep telefonları ve diğer dijital araçlarla da arama yapılmasına olanak veriyor.
7 yıl önce iki doktora öğrencisinin garajda kurdukları internet arama motoru Google'ın değeri 80.82 milyar dolara ulaşarak Time Warner'i geçti.
İnternet arama motoru Google’ın piyasa değeri 80.82 milyar dolara ulaşarak Time Warner’ı geçti. Yedi yıl önce Stanford Üniversitesi’nde doktora eğitimi alan iki öğrenci tarafından sıfır sermaye ile bir garajda kurulan Google’ın başarısının arkasında kullandığı teknoloji bulunuyor.
INTERNET arama motoru Google’ın piyasa değerinin, dünyanın en büyük medya kuruluşu olan Time Warner’ı geçtiği bildirildi. Capital IQ isimli kuruluş tarafından sağlanan mali istatistiklere göre, bünyesinde CNN, Time Dergisi, American Online, HBO, Warner Bros Entertainment, New Line Cinema, Turner Broadcasting System ve diğer bir çok şirketi barındıran Time Warner’ın piyasa değeri, şu an 79,75 milyar doları buluyor. Henüz yedi yaşındaki Internet arama motoru Google’ın piyasa değeri ise Time Warner’ı geçerek 80,82 milyar dolara ulaşıyor.
GARAJDA KURULDU:
Stanford’da doktora yapan Larry Page ve Sergey Brin adlı iki öğrenci, tarafından 1998 yılında garajda kurulan şirket, Haziran 1999’da aldığı risk sermayesi ile 25 milyon dolar yasal sermayeye sahip olmuştu. Şirketin sermaye ortakları, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers ve Sequoia Capital’i kapsıyor. Google, servislerini kendi sitesinden veriyor, şirket ayrıca, içerik sağlayıcı firmalara özel web arama çözümleri de sunuyor.
REKLAM ANLAYIŞI FARKLI:
Düyanın en etkin arama motorlarından birisi olan Google gelirini reklamlardan sağlıyor. Google reklam aldığı kuruluşların tanıtımlarını ilgili internet sitelerine ve linklere koyarak yapıyor. Böylece, reklamverenler doğrudan kendi konuları ile yakından ilgilenen kesime ulaşıyor. Reklamların hangi internet sitelerine yönlendirileceği Google programı tarafından otomatik olarak yapılan ölçümleme ile sağlanıyor. Google’da etkin bir şekilde işleyen bu sisteme AdWord ve ADSense adı veriliyor. Google şirket reklamlarını yönelendirdiği internet sitelerine de ödeme yapıyor.
ÇOK HIZLI BÜYÜYOR:
Son 5 yılda en hızlı büyüyen şirketler arasında yer alan Google’un geliri 1 milyar doları, kárı ise 100 milyon doları aşıyor. Yaklaşık 2 bin kişinin çalıştığı Google halk açık bir şirket. New York Borsa’sın da kayıtlı olan Google Nasdaq endeksinin en gözde şirketlerinden birisi. Geçtiğimiz yıl Nisan ayında 2.7 milyar dolarlık bir halka arz gerçekleştiren şirket aynı zamanda dünyanın en hızlı değer kazanan şirketleri arasında bulunuyor.
REKLAM VEREN TAKİPTE:
Google’da sayfaların önemi oylama ile belirleniyor. Google arama motorunu ziyaret edenlerin kurduğu sayfa bağlantıları bir oy olarak kabul ediliyor. Google bir sayfanın önemini aldığı oylarla belirliyor. Google’ın kullandığı arama metodları, insan müdahalesine kapalı olduğu için, ortaya çıkan ticari sonuçlar güvenilir oluyor. Google’a reklam verenler arama motorunun kullandığı teknoloji sayesinde reklamlarının ne kadar izlendiğini her saniye izleyebiliyor.
75 milyon kullanıcısı var
GOOGLE’ın sürekli kullanıcı sayısının 75 milyonun üzerinde olduğu belirtiliyor. Her yıl sürekli kullanıcı sayısını yüzde 25 oranında arttıran Google’ı kullananların toplam sayısının 100 milyonun üzerinde olduğu tahmin ediliyor. Google’da arama motoru hizmeti dışında Blog (Günlük) ve Gmail adlı internet servis sağlama hizmetleri bulunuyor. Google hizmetlerini Linux işletim sistemine sahip 10 bin sunucu üzerinden veriyor. Uzmanlar 4 milyon sayfayı bulan Google kütüphanesinin 10 bin değil 100 bin sunucu ile hizmet verebileceğini iddia ediyor. Grid teknolojisini kullanan Google’ın dünyanın en büyük Grid ağ yapısına sahip kuruluşu olduğu belirtiliyor. Google altyapısı sadece bilgisayarlar aracılığıyla değil, cep telefonları ve diğer dijital araçlarla da arama yapılmasına olanak veriyor.
Was ist SEO
Was ist SEO?
Definition SEO:
SEO ist die Abkürzung für Search Engine Optimization, also Suchmaschinen-Optimierung.
Das ist SEO:
- Websites technisch für Suchmaschinen erfassbar machen (u.a. Enfernung von Session-IDs, statische URLs, Hinzufügen einer Sitemap, Textlinks statt Flash- oder JavaScript-Links benutzen, entfernen von Frames)
- Texte verbessern (u.a. präzise Titel, gute Strukturierung)
- Usability für Besucher erhöhen (durch die technischen Änderungen können Bookmarks besser gesetzt, Barrierefreiheit geschaffen, Browserprobleme beseitigt werden)
Das ist SEO nicht:
- Spam (Cloaking, doppelter Content, unsichtbarer Text, Doorway-Pages, sinnlose Anordnung von massenhaft Keywords)
- Hexerei (SEO ist kein Hokuspokus, sondern die Anwendung des gesunden Menschenverstandes und der Schaffung von Mehrwert für Besucher)
- Gratis (SEO kann sehr arbeits-, also auch kostenintensiv werden; bei grösseren Projekten ist eine Kosten/Nutzen-Analyse Pflicht)
Post Scriptum im weniger ernsten Sinne:
Meine persönliche Lieblingsdefinition:
SEO ist die Umkehrfunktion der Rankingfunktion eines IRS.
SEO ist die Abkürzung für Search Engine Optimization, also Suchmaschinen-Optimierung.
Das ist SEO:
- Websites technisch für Suchmaschinen erfassbar machen (u.a. Enfernung von Session-IDs, statische URLs, Hinzufügen einer Sitemap, Textlinks statt Flash- oder JavaScript-Links benutzen, entfernen von Frames)
- Texte verbessern (u.a. präzise Titel, gute Strukturierung)
- Usability für Besucher erhöhen (durch die technischen Änderungen können Bookmarks besser gesetzt, Barrierefreiheit geschaffen, Browserprobleme beseitigt werden)
Das ist SEO nicht:
- Spam (Cloaking, doppelter Content, unsichtbarer Text, Doorway-Pages, sinnlose Anordnung von massenhaft Keywords)
- Hexerei (SEO ist kein Hokuspokus, sondern die Anwendung des gesunden Menschenverstandes und der Schaffung von Mehrwert für Besucher)
- Gratis (SEO kann sehr arbeits-, also auch kostenintensiv werden; bei grösseren Projekten ist eine Kosten/Nutzen-Analyse Pflicht)
Post Scriptum im weniger ernsten Sinne:
Meine persönliche Lieblingsdefinition:
SEO ist die Umkehrfunktion der Rankingfunktion eines IRS.
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Imagine being in a foreign country staring at a restaurant menu you can't understand, a waiter impatiently tapping his foot at your tableside. You, a vegetarian, have no idea whether you're about to order spaghetti with meatballs or veggie pesto. What would you do? Well, eventually you might be able to take out your mobile phone, snap a photo with Google Goggles, and instantly view that menu translated into your language. Of course, that's not possible today — but yesterday at the Mobile World Congress we demonstrated a prototype of Google Goggles that has the power to do just that. It's still in an extremely early stage, but we thought we'd share this demo with you because it shows just how powerful a smartphone can be when it's connected to our translation technologies. For more information and to watch the demo, check out our brand-new Google Translate blog.
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ack in January, we announced the start of early registration for Google I/O (our annual developer conference), and our team was excited to publish our new website for this year's event. Today, we're excited to give you a quick update on what's in store for this year's Google I/O and a brief look at what we've announced in the past five weeks.
We'll be teaming up with Maker Faire again this year for our After Hours evening party. Google I/O attendees will get to preview some of the amazing DIY projects that will be showcased at Maker Faire in San Mateo just a couple of days after I/O, and discounted Maker Faire tickets will be available during After Hours. We've also invited the organizers of Gadgetoff. They'll be bringing along exciting, interactive gadgets, robots and vehicles.
Whether you're already developing apps using products like App Engine, or wondering how to get started on your first Android app, we hope to see you at Google I/O in May. To learn more and to sign up, visit code.google.com/io.
- 63 sessions to be led by the engineering teams behind all the products to be featured at I/O, including Android, Google Chrome, Google Web Toolkit and Google Wave. We'll have over 80 sessions listed by May.
- 58 companies are listed on the Developer Sandbox page, and we expect over 150 companies to participate in the Sandbox at I/O.
- 99 speakers, including Google engineers and prominent web development experts from other companies.
- We introduced our very first I/O BootCamp, which sold out in just two days.
We'll be teaming up with Maker Faire again this year for our After Hours evening party. Google I/O attendees will get to preview some of the amazing DIY projects that will be showcased at Maker Faire in San Mateo just a couple of days after I/O, and discounted Maker Faire tickets will be available during After Hours. We've also invited the organizers of Gadgetoff. They'll be bringing along exciting, interactive gadgets, robots and vehicles.
Whether you're already developing apps using products like App Engine, or wondering how to get started on your first Android app, we hope to see you at Google I/O in May. To learn more and to sign up, visit code.google.com/io.
