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News about Android is being relegated to a side show at Google's annual developer conference,

Google I.O. next month. You see, on Monday, the company announced it would share information about the latest updates coming to the Android ecosystem at an upcoming virtual event called

the Android Show I.O. Edition, airing on May 13th. Now, the decision to move the Android portion

of Google I.O. to its own

separate event ahead of the start of I.O. suggests this year's developer conference could be

even more AI-heavy than usual. AI news and updates were already taking up an increasingly

longer portion of the Google I.O. consumer and developer keynote addresses. Google, however, is framing this shift differently.

Instead, the company says there were so many new things to share about Android

that it chose to create a special event, an I.O. edition of its Android show video podcast,

as another way to share the latest news and changes.

It also notes that Android will continue to have a presence at I.O. in keynotes and technical sessions for developers, so everyone just relax, all right?

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