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Google I/O Live: Google announces Android Auto, Android TV and 'L' version

Nikhil Subramaniam|Jun 25, 2014, 23:26:26 IST

Apple started the month off with a bang at WWDC and now here's Google finishing off June in style. We are literally minutes away from the 2014 Google I/O keynote and boy, do we have a show ahead of us. If you have been skipping all the previews till I/O day, here's your chance to catch up. So what can we expect tonight? Let's start with the new version of Android. The much-awaited L release will be previewed tonight, but that's not the only Android in the house. We will have announcements for Android TV, Android Wear, Android in your smart home and possibly, your next big car. Google is also about to unveil a fresh new look for many of its services. How much things will change, we will find out as the show goes on, but reports suggest it's going to be a overhaul for Web, mobile and PC products. As usual, Google is live streaming the keynote on YouTube. You can catch the live web cast here, but follow us below for all the action as it unfolds at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco.

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