Developers conference keynotes like the one Google just conducted for 2.5 mind-numbing hours are supposed to be intense, information-rich affairs. They should also be entertaining and even a little bit of fun. You mix in the hardcore content with some whiz-bang demonstrations and, when possible, a bit of light-hearted banter. It helps to have at least one spectacular visual surprise to keep everyone hooked.
The Google I/O keynote fulfilled the information side of that equation, but fell flat when it came to surprise, enthusiasm and interest. I’m not saying the keynote didn’t have its share of innovation — but every bit of it felt so measured and mature, as if Google just realized what the stakes are in the wearable, mobile, automotive and health games. The company stopped smiling and got serious. Read more...
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