Keynote and session videos from Google I/O now live

Google I/O 2011 recently concluded, with nearly one million developers participating globally through various platforms, including in-person at Moscone Center, I/O Extended events, and online via I/O Live. The event featured over 110 sessions and more than 30 announcements, including updates to Android development tools, the opening of the Google Places API, enhancements to Google Chart Tools, and new releases like the Google Tasks API and Google App Engine 1.5. High-definition recordings of all sessions are now accessible online, and highlights can be found at the official Google I/O website. Additionally, the announcement introduced the international Google Developer Days, set to occur in several countries, marking the beginning of a worldwide tour by Google's Developer Relations team. Mike Winton, who leads this team, emphasizes the ongoing nature of Google's engagement with developers, while also mentioning that more detailed announcements about the events are forthcoming.

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