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SPEAKER 1: Good afternoon, everyone.
We're going to talk more about new capabilities we're
releasing, as well as the improvements we're
making to the platforms and tools you use every day.
SPEAKER 2: Today, we are excited to announce the new app
model for Android.
Using the Android App Bundle, a new publishing format,
you can dramatically reduce app size.
We're announcing Android Jetpack, the next generation
of Android APIs to accelerate Android development.
Jetpack is a set of libraries and tools.
Jetpack's APIs are integrated with the IDE, too.
For instance, Android Studio now includes a navigation editor,
which works with the library.
You told us work on Emulator boot time.
SPEAKER 3: Ready, set, go.
AUDIENCE: Ooh.
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SPEAKER 3: I was not cheating.
It was not running in the background.
SPEAKER 2: Slices are a cool, new way to drive reengagement.
We wanted these to be easy to build,
so you'll find templates that are rich and flexible.
And because it's Jetpack, Slices work on 95% of devices.
SPEAKER 4: And starting today, you
can deeply customize the appearance of your action.
First, we're making it even easier
for you to promote your action with something
new we call Action Links.
Right there at the bottom.
These are hyperlinks that you can
use from anywhere that point directly into your action.
Once users opt in, Action Notifications
gives you a way to connect with them about new features
and content.
These notifications work on the phone,
even if users don't have your Android app installed.
And you'll be able to reengage with your users
on speakers, smart displays, and other Assistant-enabled
devices.
After somebody engages with your action,
you can prompt them to add your action to their routine
with just a couple of taps.
SPEAKER 5: And we're incredibly excited that Service Worker,
the underlying new API that makes PWAs possible,
is now supported on all major browsers,
including recently Edge on Windows and Safari
on both desktop and mobile.
This is probably the most important leap forward
for the web in the last decade.
Today, we're launching Lighthouse 3.0, which
makes Lighthouse's performance metrics even more precise,
and its guidance even more actionable.
I'm happy to share that AMP is evolving in some big ways.
Now, all AMP content benefits from
a fast, free, privacy-preserving cache
that optimizes page loads, but they've
had these Google.com URLs.
So we're fixing that with a new standard called web packaging.
We're expanding Chrome OS to support developers
with the ability to securely run Linux apps on Chrome OS.
[CHEERS]
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So this means that many of your favorite tools, editors,
and IDEs now work on Chromebooks.
SPEAKER 6: We're proud to announce
Material Theming, a major update to the material design system.
Today, we're also releasing two new tools
to make it faster to go from design to implementation.
Material Theme Editor-- this plug-in,
for the popular application Sketch,
helps designers create and customize
a unique material theme.
This is the tool used by product teams at Google
to review and comment on design iterations.
To make a material yours, get started at material.io.
SPEAKER 7: Cloud TPUs are now available to everyone,
and getting started is as simple as following this link.
We've released a ML Kit in beta, an SDK that
brings Cuckoo's machine learning capabilities
to mobile developers through Firebase.
We believe success in AI should be
determined by your imagination, not your infrastructure.
SPEAKER 8: Predictions applies ML to your analytics data
and predicts the future behavior of your users,
so you can take proactive actions to optimize your app.
For example, you can lower the difficulty of your game
for users who are likely to abandon it, or send
special offers to users who are likely to spend.
We're bringing together Google's machine
learning technologies from across Google
and making that available to every mobile developer
working on Android and iOS.
And since ML Kit is available through Firebase,
it's easy for you to take advantage of the broader
Firebase platform.
SPEAKER 9: We're rolling out a major update
to ARCore to help you create even richer, more immersive
and interactive experiences.
That's why we've created Sceneform, a brand new 3D
framework that makes it easy for Java developers
to create ARCore applications.
Today, we're introducing Augmented Images,
a new capability in ARCore that makes
it possible to attach AR content and experiences
to the physical images in the real world.
With Cloud Anchors, we actually allow multiple devices
to generate a shared, synchronized understanding
of the world, so that multiple phones can see and interact
with the exact same digital content, in the same place,
at the same time.
SPEAKER 10: Wow, that was a lot, very quickly.
Now, we still have a lot of Google I/O awesomeness coming
your way.
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