Gemini AI, Android 15 and more

By Lucas Anderson On May 14, 2024 4 0

Google is gearing up to share a slew of news around AI and Search at its I/O developer conference on May 14, and we expect a ton of announcements around Gemini, Android, Search and more. The company couldn’t even wait till its own keynote to let us in on what it’s been cooking, and has already teased us with a video of an intriguing camera-based AI feature on its social accounts.

Based on what we know so far, this is shaping up to be a hours-long launch event chock full of announcements. If you can’t watch Google’s I/O 2024 keynote for that much time, or prefer a text-and-images approach, we’ve got the liveblog for you. Our reporters Karissa Bell and Sam Rutherford will be at Shoreline Amphitheater to bring you the news live, with backup from the entire Engadget home team. Come back around 12pm ET on May 14th to hang with us as we cover all the updates from Google I/O 2024!

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Tue, May 14, 2024 at 4:07 PM GMT+2

In case you were wondering whether we’re going to see hardware today — chances are we probably won’t see new Pixel devices. Google already launched its Pixel 8a last week, and you can check out our full review of the midrange Android phone for the details. Long story short? Sam loved it and it’s still our favorite sub-$500 phone!
Tue, May 14, 2024 at 1:01 PM GMT+2

If you’re not already caught up on what we expect to see at Google’s developer conference today, you can check out our preview post for a quick refresher. Most of it won’t be surprising — of course AI is likely to dominate the agenda. Stay tuned for the news here on Engadget as it breaks later this afternoon! And if you like, join myself and senior reviewer Devindra Hardawar this afternoon at about 3pm ET on Engadget’s YouTube channel for a livestream to recap everything we learn today.
Tue, May 14, 2024 at 1:00 PM GMT+2

Hello everyone and welcome to Engadget’s liveblog of Google I/O 2024. I’m deputy editor Cherlynn Low, coming out of some sort of mental retirement to bring you the news from the show today. You’ll also see photos from senior reviewer Sam Rutherford, who’s at Shoreline Amphitheater with senior reporter Karissa Bell, who will doing most of the liveblogging today! I’m very jealous they get to sample Google’s snacks onsite.

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