We're live from the Google IO 2011 keynote address!

I'm here in beautiful (and somewhat chilly, which I happen to love) San Francisco for Google I/O 2011. As expected, the rumor mill has been in full swing, with the latest build of Android - Ice Cream - new phone announcements, and more circulating around.
What do you think will come from tomorrow's keynote address? A new smartphone? "Ice Cream" for everyone? Actual ice cream for everyone? Let me know in the comments section below, bookmark the page, and tune in for live coverage beginning at 9:00 AM PT/12:00 PM ET!


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Everyone gets a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1! Crowd goes wild...
It's not available to anyone...with one exception...
They're discussing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
"There are some really cool Android devices coming out in the next few weeks and months"
They're recapping the keynote. No more announcements? I hope that's not the case...
"You'll hear more about Android @ Home in the next few months"
They're calling it the "Android at Home environment"
They're demoing an app that's allowing them to control the lights in the room. Could be used for alarm clocks, washer/dryer, lights, and more.
They're demonstrating Adreno with Labyrinth
One of the demo guys took off his sweatpants to demo the workout/exercise bike software. "Talking my pants of at a Google trade show" must be an awesome accomplishment for the resume.
Announcing "Android Open Accessory" - you can build a wide range of accessories to work with any Android device.
Transitioning to the "more" section.
Partners - Verizon, HTC, Samsung, Sprint, Sony Ericsson, LG, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Motorola, AT&T, and Google. They'll receive the latest Android platform updates for 18 months after product launches, as long as the product can support it.
Everyone attending I/O gets a Music Beta invite
"We're rolling out Music Beta to US users starting today" .....BOOOO from the international crowd
Finally, Google is making some headway in the wireless music space.
Music Beta software available for PC and for Mac.
Now they're talking about Music....they're introducing "Music Beta" by Google.
Android 3.1 rollout begins today for Motorola XOOM users.
You can start renting today at market.android.com
There's a "Movies" tab in the Android Market.
Playback does look good on the XOOM's 10.1-inch display.
Can rent from the web and it will show up in the "Movies" app on your Android device.
They can be streamed via the cloud to Android devices or computers. Starting at $1.99.
Google is bring movie rentals to the Android Market.
They have software that follows your face. Front-facing camera follows facial recognition. That's impressive.
"And last but not least, it'll all be open source"
They want "One OS everywhere." They're making some Honeycomb enhancements available on the phone version.
ICE CREAM SANDWICH. There it is. Targeting a Q4 launch for it.
Android 3.1 also coming to Google TV this summer.
Android 3.1 supports USB things like keyboards, mice, and game controllers.
Some Android 3.1 widgets can be resized. Kind of like MOTOBLUR.
Android 3.1 coming out, and coming to Motorola XOOM soon
"Today, I'm going to tell you what's coming next"
"We're going to show you two new services that we're announcing today..."
1st billion installs - 2 years / 2nd billion, 5 months, 3rd billion, 60 days
There are now 200,000 apps in the Android Market
400,000 Android devices activated daily
310 devices available in 112 countries
"We all did it together. 36 OEMs, 215 carriers, 450,000 Android developers"
"We have activated over 100 million Android devices worldwide"
"Today, we have three things to talk to you about...momentum, mobile, and more"

Pot shot number one! Android eating an Apple to signify marketshare.
"Today, modern browsers are better and faster thanks to this group of people"
Vic Gondotra on stage
And it begins!
Phones are on silent. The party is about to start!
Ok, sitting down, waiting for the show to begin. Five minutes, 18 seconds and counting!
Check check...is this thing on?!












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