Google I/O

All the news from the annual Google I/O event, including the latest on Android.

VR/AR Productivity

I Hated Smart Glasses Until I Tried Google's Android XR. Now I See the Potential

Commentary: I had to see it to truly believe it.

By Patrick Holland

Featured Stories

Exclusive: Google Sees Smart Glasses as the 'Next Frontier' for AI. And It's Not Working Alone

By Scott Stein

Google Beam Promises Futuristic AI-Powered 3D Video Chats

By Amanda Kooser

Google I/O Recap: The Latest AI Upgrades Coming to Gemini, XR and More

By Lori Grunin

NotebookLM Has Quickly Become My Absolute Favorite AI Tool. And Now It Has An App

By Blake Stimac

Google AI Ultra: New $250 Monthly Subscription Has All the Newest AI Features

By Jon Reed

New Google Tool Wants You to Get Into the Flow of Making Movies With AI

By Katelyn Chedraoui

Google AI Ultra: New $250 Monthly Subscription Has All the Newest AI Features

By Jon Reed

What Is Google I/O?

Google's annual developers conference, called Google I/O, kicks off Tuesday, May 20, at 10 a.m. PT with a live keynote address from the company's headquarters in Mountain View, California. We expect to hear about Google's AI efforts, including Gemini and Deep Mind, and about Android XR. We may also get more info on Samsung's Project Moohan, the first Android XR headset. And there will likely be updates to other Google software and services, too, including Google Maps, Chrome, Google Search and more.

CNET's experts will be there in person to bring you all the latest Google I/O news as it happens during the keynote presentation. The conference runs through Wednesday, May 21.