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    Android 12, Google Workspace, and five other big reveals at Google I/O

    Jul 07, 2021 4 minutes
    BY MARK HACHMAN

    Google may not be ready to hold an in-person developer conference quite yet, but Google I/O was full of new developments across Google’s products and services. One line of products was missing: hardware. If you were hoping for details on new Pixels, Chromecasts, Stadia consoles, or Nest smart home gear, you’ll have to wait.

    But Google did offer new details on the long-awaited Android 12; show off enhancements to its core Search, Photos, and Shopping experiences; and remind us over and over that, yes, it really cares about privacy. There was even a “one more thing” moment in Project Starline. Below is what you need to know about Google I/O 2021.

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