Speaker
Sundar Pichai 
Senior Vice President, Chrome & Apps, Google
Already head of Google’s Chrome efforts, Sundar Pichai has quite recently been thrust onto a bigger stage after the sudden departure of Andy Rubin as head of the search giant’s Android unit. Taking over the key mobile unit, Pichai oversees product management, engineering and innovation efforts, and is also responsible for a range of other Google products, including Gmail, Google Drive and Google Apps. Pichai joined Google in 2004, and helped lead the development of Google Toolbar and Google Chrome. Before joining Google, he held positions at Applied Materials and McKinsey & Company.
Posts With Sundar Pichai
Google on Android: 900 Million Activations, New Tools for Developers Coming
There were 100 million activations as of 2011, and 400 million as of 2012.
Google I/O: Music, Maps, Messaging and More
All the news, as it happened.
Google Doubles Down on Music Subscriptions, Which Means Google Isn’t Serious About Music Subscriptions
Less would be more.
At I/O, Google Tilts Toward Android Services Over Android OS
Don’t expect a lot of shiny new hardware or a major Android update at this week’s developer conference. And that makes sense — that’s not where the money is for Google.
Google Downplays Expectations Ahead of I/O Developer Conference
Not appearing at this week’s performances: Razzle and dazzle.
Google Goes With Unified I/O Keynote (But Will It Unify Its Products?)
The schedule for next month’s edition of Google I/O just came out.
Apple’s Tim Cook Returns to D Stage to Open 11th Annual Conference
Cooking up a great D11
More D11 Speakers: Sinofsky, Staggs, Sweeney, Pichai, Ricci and a Pretty Little Liar
You want more? Here’s more (and we are not done yet).
Google’s Schmidt Says Executive Moves Don’t Necessarily Mean Chrome OS and Android Getting Hitched
Chrome OS and Android will remain separate, though they may have more overlap going forward, Eric Schmidt, said speaking in India.
Andy Rubin Stepping Down as Android Head Was Sudden but Inevitable
Larry Page subs a grounded and effective operator, Sundar Pichai, for the independent-minded Rubin.