I’m incredibly excited to share that I recently had the privilege of attending Google I/O 2025, thanks to a special invite from the Google Developer Team! 📨
While the event was open for everyone online, receiving a personal invitation felt like a huge milestone in my journey as a developer. It wasn’t just another tech event—it felt like stepping into the future with the people building it. 🌍✨
Note: I received an official invitation from the Google Developer Team for Google I/O 2025.
However, I attended the event online via YouTube, not at the live, in-person venue.
📸 Android 16 Vibes
There’s a lot of buzz around Android 16, especially in terms of UI/UX upgrades, CSS transitions, and smoother animation frameworks.
I’ll be sharing a deep dive on Android 16 soon—stay tuned for that! 😉
Meanwhile, did you know these unknown Android facts?
- 🤖 Android wasn’t originally created by Google.
- 📷 It was first developed for digital cameras.
- 🐧 It’s built on top of the Linux kernel.
Can you guess which smartphone used Android first? 🤔
(Feel free to drop your guess in the comments!)
🧠 What Blew My Mind at Google I/O 2025:
Google unveiled some seriously next-level AI and tech:
- Marenia – Multi-modal AI reasoning model.
- Starline – 3D lifelike holographic video calls.
- Beam – Unified programming model for large-scale data pipelines.
- DeepMind – Still leading with innovations like Gemini and AlphaFold.
- Jules – Jules does coding tasks you don't want to do.
- DeepThink – Human-like reasoning and decision-making in AI.
- Veo 3 – High-quality AI-generated video for creators.
This wasn’t just innovation—it felt like watching the future unfold in real time.
🤖 Final Thoughts
Getting this invite from Google was something I’ll never forget. It reminded me why I love tech—to explore, build, and share.
This experience has truly motivated me to learn more, create more, and stay plugged in with the dev community.
Let’s build something epic! 💻💚
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Top comments (11)
Neat
Thanks @ben , glad you liked it!
insane vibes getting that kind of invite honestly, stuff like that actually makes me wanna push harder too - you think it’s more about luck or just showing up over and over till it finally clicks?
Thank you @nevodavid ! I believe it's more about consistent effort, learning, and engaging with the community over time.
Opportunities like this tend to align when passion meets persistence.
While talking about Android, have you ever wondered who really leads the global market share?
Check out my post on the BBK empire—it might surprise you! 👉 dev.to/bhuvaneshm_dev/the-day-i-di...
That's huge! Totally agree, every year their AI announcements just get crazier - can’t wait for the Android 16 deep dive. Was it the HTC Dream that first shipped Android?
Thanks a lot, @dotallio! 🙌 Totally agree—Google’s AI announcements truly stole the spotlight this year.
And yep, you're right—it was the HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1 that first shipped Android.
Excited to share the Android 16 deep dive soon—stay tuned! 💡📱
Hello! Happy for you. Could you please provide more information about Veo 3? It would be cool to read. Thanks!
Hi @vadym_info_polus ! 😊 Thank you for your interest. I’ve shared detailed information about Veo 3 in my previous post — feel free to check it out on my profile. Let me know what you think!
Well i guess it was HTC no ?, who first developed OS based mobile.
Spot on @jalajb ! IBM Simon (1994) was the first OS-based mobile but didn’t succeed commercially.
Later, BlackBerry (early 2000s), iOS (2007), and Android (Linux-based, 2008) really shaped the market.
These platforms brought the touchscreen OS revolution we know today! 📱