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My Trip to Google I/O 2013
The document describes the author's experiences at Google I/O 2013, focusing on key technologies, products introduced, and engaging sessions. It highlights the evolution of various Google services, including Android, Google+, and YouTube, along with new tools and APIs for developers. The overall theme emphasizes collaboration and innovation in the tech industry, aiming to enhance user experience.
My Trip to Google I/O 2013
- 1. My Trip to GoogleI/O 2013 David Wu @wuman blog.wu-man.com Taipei Open Source Software User Group (2013/05/28) Android Taipei (2013/05/29) 新竹碼農 (2013/05/30) 1
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- 3. HTC teams upwith technology global leaders such as Google, Microsoft and Qualcomm are more than strategic partnerships. They serve as active labs of research and development and product evolution. At HTC, collaboration is a means to a very important end: creating a holistic experience for the customer. Smartphone Innovator 3
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- 5. Overview • What isGoogle I/O? • Core technologies for 2013 • Sandbox • Fun stuff • Q&A 5
- 6. What is GoogleI/O 6
- 7. Google I/O Introduction •Developer conference hosted by Google • New products • Sessions and code labs • Sandbox • Social event for geeks 7
- 8. Core Technologies for2013 • Maps • Android • Google+ • Youtube • Search • Glass • Chrome, Cloud Platform, Ads, Wallet, etc. 8
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- 10. New Locations API •Distributed via Google Play Services • Fused location provider • Geo-fencing • Activity recognition 10
- 11. Demo for New LocationsAPI 11
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- 13. Google Play MusicAll Access 13
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- 15. New Build Systembased on Gradle 15
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- 17. Revamped Google PlayDeveloper Console 17
- 18. Google Cloud Messagingfor Android 18
- 19. BLE and AVRCPAPIs (in Level 18) 19
- 20. Mobile Backend Starterfor Android 20
- 21. Design • Navigation Drawerpattern http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/navigation-drawer.html 21
- 22. Volley • Library forimage loading and network requests • Two-level cache • Prioritized requests in multi-level bounded queues • Pluggable transport and parser • Scoped requests https://gist.github.com/wuman/5625798 22
- 23. GEP for SamsungGalaxy S4 23
- 24. [UPDATE 2013/05/30] GEP forHTC One! http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/30/4379796/htc-one-google-edition-announced-stock-android 24
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- 32. YouTube Player forAndroid API https://github.com/wuman/youtube-android-player-mvn-install 32
- 33. YouTube V3 DataAPI • Based on version 1.15.0-rc of Google Data API • Push notifications • Live streaming API • Freebase integration 33
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- 37. Freebase Knowledge Graph •Open, crowd-sourced knowledge graph • 1B+ facts, 40M+ topics, 2K+ types • CC-Attribution license • Search API, Topic API, Maps API • RDF data dumps • A subset of Google’s proprietary knowledge graph • Schema.org 37
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- 92. “Technology should dothe hard work, so people can get on doing the things that make them happiest in life.” Larry Page 91
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