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well another year another Google i/o and every single year it's incredibly fun not only to be a part of this community that is full of developers and you can see all of them down there actually there's a class going on right next to me right now so we're trying to be just a little bit quiet but ultimately it's really fun and it shows how much we Google really loves the developers and really shows how much they want to take care of them I mean you'll see in the fun wheel that's going to follow after the speaking part just how there are there's like a big old playground on the second floor which is right behind me and you have everything from arcade machines to beanbag chairs to swings and seesaws and everything they just really wanted to create like this fun environment for everybody but of course that is not just that's only part of what Google i/o really is Google i/o on the other hand is all about what is coming for the upcoming year and we though it might not be quite as big as Google i/os from the past there is actually still a lot to be excited about here and at the keynotes we've got basically a look into what would be the Polish of Android which a lot of people probably do agree is sorely needed and Android M we're really excited to finally get our hands on that maybe a little bit later this year aside from that however Google photos is something we're going to be you a lot over the next however so many months and probably afford the foreseeable future because you'll be able to get unlimited updates and unlimited uploads I should say of your photos and videos but from there the keynote was pretty uneventful actually we had some protesters last year come out of there come out at the keynote out of nowhere so this year like the security was really ramped up there were metal detectors and the entrances and because of that nothing really happened which turned out to be really nice and it was pretty much a more laid-back I oh I would have to say it wasn't really centered around any one product or device I should say was the center that around any one device that they were really hoping to decide or sort of get out there because obviously an Android at this point in 2015 we have so many new devices that really already give the experiences and or high-end and give everything that the users might want so it's now about refining those experiences but really the big story out of here for me was cardboard and you can see the motif around here there's brown everywhere it's almost like this wooden look all over the place in the way and but way back over there you have that look as well but the reason why it is because you guessed it cardboard cardboard is getting a huge focus this year not only because it is a very easy to put together and a very affordable platform but also because it's going to be used as a VR platform for not only people to enjoy things on YouTube via the jump program but also because it's going to take an educational standpoint you're going to get the expedition's and I did a video on that as well where kids can actually observe and experience and be immersed and be a part of all of these things that they should be learning from otherwise their textbooks and maybe through like video documentaries and those things might become a thing of the past at least to some extent because expeditions is actually really really cool and then I did also did a video on the atap project project jacquard where circuits on circuits but they say the little chips are actually connected to the specific stitching of particular clothing and those can be actually used for inputs as well as biometric readings I say biometrics because we already have clothing that that does those sort of things but now you can also add on top of that the ability to get input or to control things like your phone or anything else and there were some demos on that as well but really Google i/o is every single year a great little stamp on the middle of the year showing where we're going and where we've come from in this particular year and in 2015 we've had some really great Android iterations already and Google is just continuing to make all of those ecosystems better and bolstering other ones as well so to all these developers that are behind me it's all of you that are watching I hope you guys all enjoyed my coverage of Google i/o what follows this will be a fun reel so I could just show you maybe just a couple maybe two to four minutes of some fun stuff that's not only here but also the After Hours party that I went to last night all of which that footage was shot on the galaxy s6 edge so I just so you guys kind of know that when you see the footage and why it's a little bit different from the ones I have here but in any case thank you guys very much for watching make sure you drop us some likes on our video subscribe to our channel if you haven't already and remember to check out all the other content that I made here 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