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Google Developer Day - After Japan, Ready for Brazil and Europe

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Google Developer Day in Japan on September 28, 2010, attracted 1,700 attendees across venues in Tokyo and Kyoto, where updates and demonstrations were provided for key areas such as Android, Chrome & HTML5, and Cloud Computing. The event highlighted Japan's significant contribution to Google's ecosystem, being the second-largest global market for Android app uploads and App Engine use, while announcing 200,000 daily Android activations and 90,000 active App Engine developers monthly worldwide. Notable features included a new open-source font for Mac OS and support for the Japanese Transliteration API, alongside engaging activities like the Android robot and the Chrome bento lunch box. Future Google Developer Days were scheduled for Brazil, Germany, Russia, and the Czech Republic, with European GTUGs organizing hackathons preceding these events. Despite high demand for invitations, Google encouraged developers to stay connected through local blogs and social media, providing official hashtags for event discussions.

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