Another year of Google I/O in Mountain View to show us all the advancements Google is working on, both in hardware and software.
This time, the event focused on artificial intelligence, with its opening theme being "Making AI more useful for everyone."
We're telling you in advance that it was a very informative conference that lasted almost three hours, but as always, we've summarized the material to present you with the most important notes.
So don't miss it!
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Google Bard still in the making
As expected, Google ChatGPT was introduced to Google Bard, forced to launch early due to market demands. And although it's open and available to everyone, it's limited to English, so its promise to be released in many languages very soon has already been fulfilled.
Google continues to work on legal regulations and ethical processes for AI-powered content generation, so there's no need to despair.
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New AI features in several tools
The "Help me Write" feature will be available in several Google tools such as Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Photos. The promise is that it will act as a writing assistant, and we'll be making it available soon.
Likewise, both Search and Google Lens-style apps will begin to display contextual information about content to determine whether it's generated by humans or AI.
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Android 14 Beta 2 is now available.
And since the Android 14 preview presentation couldn't be missed, they've already told us what's coming. It will be loaded with AI for generating themes, wallpapers, optimization, and bug fixes.
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Advanced Android for smartwatches
This year, Android for wearables will be updated, so keep an eye on your Android-based smartwatch because there will be power optimization and new native apps to improve the system experience.
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Google Pixel 7a becomes official
The Google Pixel 7a is now official and available in Chile through our store. This is the most affordable generation of Pixel smartphones with significant improvements in performance, design, photography, and display compared to its predecessor , the Google Pixel 6a .
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Google Pixel Fold is now official
The star of the event and the most anticipated Pixel model was the Google Pixel Fold, Google's foldable smartphone, which is now official. When closed, it has the same functionality and size as any smartphone, but when opened, it becomes a mini tablet. It's now available for pre-order in our store.
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Google will also have its own Tablet
And since Google is liking large screens, the release of its own Google Tablet has already been announced. Although the market is limited for now, it will run Android L to enhance the features required by these types of large screens.