Shout out to Anthony D. Mays for showcasing his MC skills @ Google I/O Extended. Great event, thanks for adding soul & spirit in the event! pic.twitter.com/7GKB8RYpVN
— Kevin Clark (@Homageusa) May 18, 2017
I Attended Google I/O, and was pleasantly surprised to see the welcome for satellite venue at Google Venice was be given by African American representative, Anthony Mays. I rushed him as soon as he got off the stage to greet him and exchange information before he sprinted off to some place else on the sprawling campus.
Sweet news! Celebrating 2 billion monthly active devices worldwide, made possible by you. Thank you for joining the @android journey! #io17 pic.twitter.com/8R6MPYl0KT
— Hiroshi Lockheimer (@lockheimer) May 17, 2017
Google I/O 2017 live updates: Kotlin becomes an officially supported language in Android https://t.co/Fxiq8yKAdq pic.twitter.com/Vac3dO6v3l
— IndiaTodayTech (@IndiaTodayTech) May 17, 2017
Updates: What to expect from Google I/O 2017: Android O, stand-alone VR headset, Google Assistant everywhere https://t.co/qTxaHNqpAD
— Lappy Phone (@lappyphone) May 17, 2017
Expeditions AR brings the world into the classroom so students can engage with digital objects in a shared, immersive environment. #io17 pic.twitter.com/Yxq5QUaDKS
— Google (@Google) May 17, 2017