A new species of I/O speaker: VCs who can code

With less than two weeks until Google I/O 2010, excitement builds around the 85+ technical sessions and 180+ speakers, including a notable debut of venture capitalists (VCs) as speakers. These VCs are unique in that they are not only respected for their insights on technology but are also programmers by trade, bringing firsthand experience as developers or entrepreneurs. The event promises lively discussions with a panel featuring Albert Wenger, Chris Dixon, Dave McClure, Paul Graham, and Brad Feld, moderated by Dick Costolo, where they will explore current tech trends. Additionally, another session led by prominent VCs like Brad Feld and Dave McClure will focus on the business model of converting free app users to paying customers. The inclusion of VCs aims to provide a fresh perspective on technology and innovation at the conference.

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