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MALE SPEAKER: I'm from Russia.
MALE SPEAKER: I'm from China.
MALE SPEAKER: We're from Brunei dar as-Salaam.
FEMALE SPEAKER: New York.
MALE SPEAKER: Armenia.
MALE SPEAKER: London.
MALE SPEAKER: Saudi Arabia.
MALE SPEAKER: San Francisco, California.
MALE SPEAKER: It's great.
It's exciting, actually.
VIC GUNDOTRA: On behalf of Google, welcome to the Sixth
Annual Google I/O.
AUDIENCE: [APPLAUSE]
VIC GUNDOTRA: It's really not about us.
It's about you, developers, who are building the most
amazing and magical experiences that make those
platforms and services come alive.
MALE SPEAKER: I always walk away inspired to do more.
MALE SPEAKER: Welcome back to Google
Developers Live at I/O 2013.
SUNDAR PICHAI: We are in the middle of one of the most
pivotal moments in personal computing.
At the heart of this journey is the impact we can have on
people around the world.
Android started with a simple goal of bringing open
standards to the mobile industry.
Today, it is the most popular mobile operating
system in the world.
HUGH BARRA: Google Play has just crossed
48 billion app installs.
AUDIENCE: [APPLAUSE]
HUGH BARRA: We're here to show that we're listening.
And we're here because we really want you to thrive.
Today we're announcing a new family of APIs built
specifically for game developers, not only on
Android, but also for iOS and web, so you can have
cross-platform gaming experiences, which I think is
pretty cool.
TOR NORBYE: So what if I want to know what this layout looks
like on different screen sizes?
Let's take a look.
ELLIE POWERS: We're now going to use our new
app translation service.
Professional translations directly in
the developer console.
SUNDAR PICHAI: Chrome started as a simple journey to make
the web much better, both as a platform for developers, and
as an experience for users.
LINUS UPSON: A browser's a means, not an end.
And so we're always trying to figure out how to make the
browser smaller and faster.
SUNDAR PICHAI: Our goal with the pixel was to get it in the
hands of developers, so that they can build the next
generation of web experiences.
MALE SPEAKER: On the floor, I think the best thing was
always being able to talk to the engineers.
FEMALE SPEAKER: Everything is very, very exciting.
MALE SPEAKER: Google is innovating at such a
blistering speed, it's incredible.
MALE SPEAKER: If you are actively involved or very
interested in anything that Google does, this is where you
need to be.
VIC GUNDOTRA: We're introducing 41 new features
across three major areas of Google+.
A newly designed stream, a new hang outs application, and a
fundamentally new photos experience.
CHRIS YERGA: Today I'm happy to announce Google Play Music
All Access, a uniquely Google approach to a subscription
music service.
JONAH JONES: This is the new Google Maps.
BERNI SEEFELD: And those clouds?
They're real time.
Let's take a closer look.
No plug-ins, no downloads.
AMIT SINGHAL: A computer you can talk to and it will answer
everything you ask it?
JOHANNA WRIGHT: OK, Google, show me things
to do in Santa Cruz.
SIRI: Here are popular attractions in Santa Cruz.
JOHANNA WRIGHT: Show me my pictures from
New York last year.
AMIT SINGHAL: With the simple touch of a mic, from the Queen
of England to the most common farmer in Africa, everyone can
easily access all of humanity's information.
LARRY PAGE: The opportunities we have are tremendous.
You know, we haven't seen this rate of change in computing
since the birth of personal computers.
I think we're all here because we share a deep sense of
optimism about the potential of technology to improve
people's lives and the world.