Here is what Google I/O 2018 will feature

Google hosts their I/O every year to launch their latest developments coming to market. This year is no different. From .app domain names to exciting developments about the Android TV, Wear OS, and Photos. Here is what the company has in store this year for us.

This year's Google I/O 2018 is only 27 days away. The event is starting on May 8 and will end on May 10. This year also, there will be Keynote Sessions. These sessions offer a chance to look at how the company's technology can impact the world. However, if you are thinking that you missed the opportunity, here is how you can book in advance seats of I/O as confirmed attendees.

• Go to google.com/io/schedule, sign in with your account and click on the ticket icon for each Session you want to reserve.
• If a particular Session has already reached the reservation capacity, you’ll see an hourglass icon instead. That means you can be waitlisted.
• You can reserve as many Sessions as you’d like per day, but only one reservation/waitlist per time slot is allowed.
• Reservations will remain open until 1 hour before the start time for each Session.

However, the seats are only available for the sessions and not for the other events. Also, the final schedule can change before the event starts.

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Android TV – May 8, 3 PM on Stage 8

Sascha Prueter from Google will address about the  “recent system enhancements, new features for developers, and how the Android TV platform is evolving.”

.app domain names ­– May 8, 4 PM on Stage 6

According to the company, “.app, the web’s first secure-only open top-level domain (TLD) for mobile apps and developers, is launching on May 8.” During this Session, Ben McIlwain and Adrienne Porter Felt will talk how people and developers can use a .app domain names, HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), best practices for secure website development, and the unique security benefits of .app domains.

Wear OS ­– May 9, 10:30 AM on Stage 8

This session will be led by Rati Agrawal, Tom Rudick, and Dennis Troper. This session will be aimed at talking about the latest developments in Wear OS formerly Android Wear. The description reads  "attend this session to… hear about new product features, and learn best practices to create Wear OS apps.”

Google Photos – May 9, 10:30 AM on Stage 5

Google claims that the Photos have grown from 0-500 million users in just a few years. This makes it a really important project for the company. Google teases that this session will preview some exciting updates to Photos. This session will be led by Ruchi Bezoles and Ben Greenwood from Google. It will be followed by a Google Photos Office Hour at 3:30 PM the same day.