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Google's annual developer conference Google I/O kicks off Tuesday at San Francisco's Moscone Convention Center.(Credit:CNET/James Martin)
SAN FRANCISCO--Google's annual developer conference kicks off here Tuesday morning at the Moscone Center. And CNET will be covering the news live.
Thousands of developers will gather for two days--Tuesday and Wednesday--at Google I/O to learn more about Google's technologies including Android, Google Chrome, Google APIs, Google Web Toolkit and App Engine, and more.
Google is always tight-lipped before the conference about the keynote speakers and news that it will announce. And this year is no exception. Android Atlas blogger Scott Webster posted his predictions for possible news at Google I/O a couple of weeks ago, and CNET's Greg Sandoval reported Monday that Google will unveil a test version of its long-awaited digital music service.
CNET is sending a team of reporters and reviewers to Google I/O to cover the news. So join us Tuesday morning for the opening keynote address that starts at 9 a.m. Pacific as we use the Cover It Live tool to live-blog the event. The link below will take you to the live blog. You can also sign up for a reminder below.
Editors' note: The initial, bare-bones version of this story was posted May 9 at 3:48 p.m. PT.
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