Google’s big developer fair, covering software, hardware and all of its consumer AI projects, is fast approaching. Google I/O keynote on May 14th, and we’ve got a good idea of what to expect.
To begin with, the first beta version of Android 15 is already out. We know there will be advanced privacy features, partial screen sharing, and system-level app archiving. But they’re not the most exciting updates — hopefully, Google has some spicy features in its back pocket. Redesign anything!
AI-wise, a lot. Gemini AI is now firmly established, but what about an AI assistant? According to the report, Pixie, as it is currently called, could debut on the Pixel 9. We also expect the company to beef up its generative AI — but where will it start? More editing features in Google Photos? More text help in Google Docs? Is there anything AI with Google Maps?
What about the new Pixel phone? Traditionally, these appear in the fall, but what about the Pixel 8a? Can be.
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It’s on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Hades II It’s in Early Access for PC gamers. Roguelike is now on sale for $30. Hades II is based on 2020 themes and games time device original. We get a new hero, and it seems that there is no need to play Hell. (Confession: I’ve never been spanked hell…) The game will eventually come to PlayStation and Xbox.
They are called Sonos Ace.
Sonos’ long-awaited debut headphones drop in June. This was announced by the Dutch company Schuurman, which published information and pictures of the headphones from the beginning. Schuurman has listed the device for €403.58 ($435) with replacement pads, which is close to $449. Bloomberg reported earlier.
More bad news for Boeing.
NASA’s Boeing Starliner crewed flight test was scheduled to fly to the International Space Station yesterday. Unfortunately, Boeing canceled the first Starliner crewed combat test two hours after it was scheduled to launch. The shooting control teams detected “anomalous behavior”. The astronauts were already on board and had to exit the vehicle. The company has not announced the new release schedule yet. This is the latest delay of many previous delays.
