Day One at Google I/O, in Pictures
At its I/O conference in San Francisco today, Google showed off a slew of new products and features, and pulled a ridiculous extreme-sports stunt to demo their “wearable computer” experiment, Project Glass.
AllThingsD’s senior developer Pete Mall was there with a camera, along with reporters Ina Fried, Mike Isaac and Liz Gannes. Here’s what they saw:
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