Google I/O 2011 Opening Day

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Google I/O 2011 Opening Day

By Violet Blue May 10, 2011, 10:16 PM PDT

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ntGoogle I/O 2011 Keynote, Mike Cleron, Android Team.

nSee Violet Blue’s Opening Day at Google I/O 2011

ntGoogle I/O 2011 Keynote, Hugo Barra Product Management Director of Android

ntAndroid carpet

ntHuge Android

ntDozens upon dozens of companies give demos and talk to devs throughout the day

ntHistory and collection of Android devices, display

ntRainbow carpet, Google I/O 2011 Registration, Moscone Center

ntMobile Droid roaming the floor

ntGiant wooden Labyrinth maze, controlled by tablet tilting

ntRobert Scoble, Ben Metcalfe, Dave Sifry at Google I/O 2011

ntSecond floor, Google I/O 2011

ntDetail: one of several Android charging stations

ntOne of several Android charging stations

ntFree lunch by Google for 5,000 developers

ntGear pick-up, Google I/O 2011

ntDessert for Google I/O 2011

ntGoogle I/O 2011 attendees received an unreleased Galaxy Tablet 10.1 Limited Edition HD Dual, and tomorrow receive a Mobile Hotspot and SIM plus 3 months free service.

ntGear pick-up, Google I/O 2011

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