Google I/O 2022 on May 11-12, here's what you can expect

Google has selected May 11th and 12th to make its most significant software announcements. After solving the tough puzzle of SVD, it has been revealed that Google has decided to launch its newest virtual event, I/O 2022, from Shoreline Amphitheatre. It will start on Wednesday, but the event will last a day shorter than usual.

Unlike last year's virtual event that was hosted through Googleplex for only a small number of Googlers, CEO Sundar Pichai has opened this event for all the general public to participate this year. Everyone can watch this even through YouTube at io.google.
After the live event, many pre-recorded sessions will be uploaded online. Other highlights of the event include-


Learning Lab 2022

Codelabs

Tutorials

Workshops

Community Groups

Possible launches at this event
Though nothing official is known, Android 13's beta version will have successfully completed its one month trial. The Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch are heavily anticipated. People are also excited to know whether Made by Google will live stream its products again.

What is the Google I/O event?
Google I/O is a virtual event where developers meet live for an interactive session. There will be no on-site attendance for the general public. Although this event will be streamed online, anyone can watch it on YouTube at io. Google. The interactive I/O Adventures world is said to be back for another year. The tech giant released this information through a puzzle, solving that revealed the Google I/O 2022. Google will host this event between May 11-12, and the registration process will begin shortly.

How can you register for the Google I/O event?
The registration will begin from March 22 and is said to be free for everyone. There will be many recorded sessions as well, and it'll be pre-required to register beforehand to access the many interactive features.

The official event hashtag is #GoogleIo.

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