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[Baroquemantic]

Okay

Edit: finally improving Play Store search.

 

[Wreav]

As with every I/O, Google is creeping me out. The future is creepy. Stop watching me, Googy.

 

[Winterblink]

Oh man. The "Family Star" looks fucking creepy.

 

[Jeff-DSA]

As with every I/O, Google is creeping me out. The future is creepy. Stop watching me, Googy.

They're not the only one watching you, but they're one of the very few that gives you something back for it.

 

[Baroquemantic]

Oh man. The "Family Star" looks fucking creepy.

Lol, I think it's the eyes.

 

[Schrade]

ROFL. "Any Star Wars Fans here today? OK Here's Dora the Explorer. My Favorite."

 

[Altazor]

That star with the JOIN US below is creepy as hell.

 

[darkwing]

where is Google Photos?? it just says "Something's developing!
Stay tuned..." for me

 

[Baroquemantic]

where is Google Photos?? it just says "Something's developing!
Stay tuned..." for me

I think they said later today.

 

[Kinitari]

Ohhhh shit, VR? AR?!?!?

 

[zedge]

Windows Phone says "Welcome to 2012 Google".

Too bad WP is still stuck in 2012.

 

[Ensirius]

What is happening?
Vr??

 

[BrokenIcarus]

VR!

 

[BlazinAm]

I wonder if there is a good online education system that is not for profit?

 

[Rockstar Beaver]

Too bad WP is still stuck in 2012.

LOL, true. To be honest all of the mobile OS have been stuck in 2012. They have all been copying each other since then. No one has been very innovated for years now.

 

[Baroquemantic]

I wonder if there is a good online education system that is not for profit?

Coursera, maybe?

 

[Toki767]

Google VR eh.

 

[Kinitari]

I wonder if there is a good online education system that is not for profit?

I think all Udacity classes are available for free, you just won't get certified or get coaching.

 

[giant_frying_pan]

Offline turn-by-turn is very exciting.

 

[clav]

6 inches.

Hm.

 

[vwnut13]

6 inches.

Hm.

NEXUS 6 Confirmed!

 

[Majine]

Iterating on a piece of cardboard. We're scraping the bottom of the barrel here.

 

[Divvy]

Is cardboard actually a thing? As in, is it actually good?

I thought it was like a joke experiment last year

 

[SimleuqiR]

This VR guy is a good speaker. Seems very comfortable.

 

[kami_sama]

I have a Moto G, so last year's Cardboard didn't work. Will buy the new one when it's available.

 

[vid]

Shoot, hope that cardboard update is quickly available for everyone.

 

[Baroquemantic]

Expeditions seems awesome.

 

[notoriousKTR]

Is cardboard actually a thing? As in, is it actually good?

I thought it was like a joke experiment last year

It's meant to be a cheap entry point for developing VR apps. It is not a consumer product.

 

[kulapik]

It's meant to be a cheap entry point for developing VR apps. It is not a consumer product.

Not anymore, it seems.

 

[BlazinAm]

Is cardboard actually a thing? As in, is it actually good?

I thought it was like a joke experiment last year

The optics are what matter in this case, it works a cheap way of getting VR into education.

 

[Orbis Tabula]

This VR guy is a good speaker. Seems very comfortable.

Yeah, in contrast to many other presenters, he seems very at home on stage. I'm very interested in what he's talking about, and I don't give a shit about Cardboard.

 

[clav]

This VR guy is a good speaker. Seems very comfortable.

He should present from now on.

He's talking about cardboard as the most interesting thing and actually engages his audience.

Next Steve Jobs?

 

[BlazinAm]

Tango talk....

 

[hohoXD123]

Is cardboard actually a thing? As in, is it actually good?

I thought it was like a joke experiment last year

Na, it's legit, obviously not as good as more expensive headsets but it achieves its objective of giving anyone a taste of VR imo.

 

[longdi]

This guy seems like young Steve Jobs on stage.
Pretty generic that big coy presentations all are copying Apple style .

 

[hohoXD123]

This VR guy is a good speaker. Seems very comfortable.

Yeah, don't think I've heard an "err" out of him.

 

[BlazinAm]

I guess this is their way of announcing an Open VR initiative. Covering APIs, recording, and entry level optics.

 

[ekim]

Where are you guys watching?

 

[toadsworth]

Are they done talking about Android Auto? That's what I'm really interested in.

 

[Kill Your Masters]

Where are you guys watching?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7V-fIGMDsmE

 

[Ty4on]

Cool, the lens flare is shifting.

 

[SimleuqiR]

Yeah, don't think I've heard an "err" out of him.

He should present from now on.

He's talking about cardboard as the most interesting thing and actually engages his audience.

Next Steve Jobs?

Yeah, in contrast to many other presenters, he seems very at home on stage. I'm very interested in what he's talking about, and I don't give a shit about Cardboard.

He's as good as Vic Gundotra was.

 

[TheAbsolution]

Are they done talking about Android Auto? That's what I'm really interested in.

They haven't gotten to it yet.

 

[Bboy AJ]

What's this guy's name? He's awesome.

 

[Baroquemantic]

I really like I/O because of stuff like this. I need to get me some of that cardboard goodness.

 

[Kinitari]

GOAT google presenter

 

[Orbis Tabula]

Haha, YouTube joke was good. As he was leading up to it, I was thinking "You're working on a new site to host these videos? That's stupid, you have YouTube! Just put it there."

 

[Ensirius]

This was the best presenter of the keynote.
Bring him back.

 

[zedge]

GOAT google presenter

Pretty much, dude was a natural, very engaging and a great speaker.

 

[Avixph]

This was the best presenter of the keynote.
Bring him back.

What if he becomes the next head of Google.