Google shows off its I/O 2022 schedule

Google shows off its I/O 2022 schedule, Check Details

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The Google I/O 2022 is schedules to take place on 11th and 12th May where we get to see many releases from Google.

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Google has released the full schedule of I/O 2022 event and it looks interesting. This year's I/O event is different.

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As per the official keynotes, the first day will be about product launches, software improvements and more.

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CEO Sundar Pichai will open with Google I/O Keynote at 10 AM PT. In this keynote we may see Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch launch.

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The Developer Keynote will start after the Google I/O Keynote. Google will discuss new developer products & platforms.

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Following Schedule will be What's new in Android, AR, Google Play, Chrome OS, Google Home, Google Pay

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There will be technical sessions on the next day. There are many events scheduled for the second day

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