Google I/O 2026: What to Expect from AI, Android, and More

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Google I/O 2026, set for May 19-20, will heavily feature AI advancements, including Gemini model updates and Project Astra.
Expect details on Android 17, potential reveals of ChromeOS/Android unification (Aluminium OS), and possibly new AI models like Gemini 4 and Veo.
Hardware teases might include Android XR devices.

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Google I/O 2026, set for May 19-20, will heavily feature AI advancements, including Gemini model updates and Project Astra. Expect details on Android 17, potential reveals of ChromeOS/Android unification (Aluminium OS), and possibly new AI models like Gemini 4 and Veo. Hardware teases might include Android XR devices.

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