Google I/O, Google’s annual developer conference that the company holds to showcase the latest and greatest in its software and hardware advancements, will return to Mountain View on May 10 for 2023.
Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai officially announced the start date of the conference on Twitter, noting that the event would take place in Mountain View at the Shoreline Amphitheater and online. This isn’t really a departure at all since Google did the same thing last year. Hosting both an in-person event and an online livestream of all the keynote speech. As well as various other talks throughout the day. Worth noting though is that the event this year is probably in-person for press and partners only as it was last year.
This year’s event will be happening one day earlier than last year, putting it just under 65 days out.
What to expect at Google I/O 2023
So far there’s not much official detail about what to expect from the event since it was just announced. But Google typically holds a separate event for its biggest hardware products in the Fall. So we shouldn’t expect to see anything regarding the next flagship Pixel phones. We could however see something along the lines of the Pixel 7a. And judging by last year, we might also get some information about the next version of Android.
In the past, this is also where Google showed off things like Wear OS 3, the Pixel Watch and Pixel Buds Pro, the Pixel Tablet and more. Registration for the event is already live having opened up on March 7. At the moment the site, which is live, doesn’t have any information about panels or what the topics will be. But you can visit it if you want to see Google’s fun little countdown this year.
And going forward, Google is likely to put up more information the closer it gets to the event date. Including a calendar for attendees to help plan which panels and other things to work into their schedule.
Excited that this year’s #GoogleIO will be on May 10, live from Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View and online at https://t.co/sWxfPsVvJi pic.twitter.com/QtNXE6wjl5
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) March 7, 2023