Google I/O 2014 schedule

Here&#x27;s hoping they announce a different, more usable fork of the Google Glass operating system and SDK, because the currently-public Glass software has gone far off the rails, and is in worse shape feature-wise than it was a year ago at the last Google I&#x2F;O. As a developer and power user who made a serious attempt to make Glass work, I am <i>pissed</i> at how Google has handled this so far.

Not being able to search the descriptions of all the talks is a bit annoying. It looks like clicking on a talk fetches the description and other data from the server, so I can&#x27;t even search the initial loaded js&#x2F;html to find what I want.<p>(specifically I&#x27;m trying to find out which talks are focusing on Dart and Go, and I can&#x27;t find any way to actually do that).

At a glance I saw no sessions on Go.

Looking forward to the sessions about ART, Game development and what might come in terms of new tooling.

At a glance, IO2014 seems clearly focussed on:<p>- Design.<p>- Pushing Chrome&#x2F; Web apps<p>- Games and wearables on Android<p>Seems like the start of pushing mWeb instead of apps for consuming web content.

glad there are a good number of talks on wearables. I hope they announce a better looking Glass though. As much as I love using Glass, it&#x27;s just not aesthetically pleasing.<p>Same goes for other wearables like smart watches - needs more emphasis on design than just a display slapped on to a watch strap.

What I actually like about Google IO, it&#x27;s its geekness. From homepage to the actual event. Also, Google has proven that geekness could have aesthetics.

Irrelevant but I like how the two scrollbars overlap each other when you scroll down far enough.

Are all the times shown in PST?

Any news on the rumour that there will be a nexus 8 announcement at the con?

No new Nexus devices?