Google I/O 2023: How to watch live stream, what to expect

This year, Google is expected to announce a lot of new hardware and software products at its annual developer's conference (I/O) 2023.

Google I/O 2023 will commence on May 10 (Image credit: Google)

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Google is gearing up for its big I/O developer conference on Wednesday, May 10. I/O is the biggest annual event for developers who are interested to know the latest from the tech giant. Every year Google uses I/O to preview the latest developments in software and hardware, such as Android and Pixel devices.

Here’s everything you need to know about Google I/O 2023.

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How to live stream Google I/O 2023

Google I/O 2023 launch event will commence on May 10th at 10:30 PM IST in India. The event will be live-streamed on YouTube. Besides that, this year’s I/O will be streamed online through Google’s various social media handles. Users can also sign up at io.google.com to get all the latest updates.

What to expect from Google I/O 2023

At I/O, Google is expected to announce a lot of new software and hardware products. Google is likely to announce Android 14, and the beta version of the same will be available for a range of Android devices. Similarly, we could also see Google sharing more information on Bard, the generative AI from Google, similar to ChatGPT. On top of that, Google is also likely to announce new search engine features, apps, and other services and will even demonstrate all of these at the developer’s conference.

Also read | Pixel Fold and other hardware products to expect at Google I/O 2023

In terms of hardware, Google has already confirmed that the Pixel 7a, Pixel Fold, and Pixel Pad will go official on May 10th. Some of these products are likely to be on sale in India on May 11th. Similarly, we could also see products like the Pixel Buds A 2nd Gen, an affordable TWS-style earphone from Google.

Besides, the company could officially tease the Tensor G3-powered Pixel, Pixel 8 Pro, and even the Pixel Watch 2.