Google I/O Update

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Hey guys, John here.

I just wanted to give you an update on my progress toward Google I/O.

Again, as I have mentioned before, this all depends upon the fact that I have to take a couple of tests ahead of time, so that I can participate without missing anything.

In the case that I do have that out of the way, I have my schedule for Google I/O prepared. I will be watching the Keynote, which is two hours, then there will be an hour break in which I will go get lunch, then there are other presentations like "What's New In Android" where they will get in depth with all of the new features of Android N (still hoping it is Nuget).

In the case where I will not be able to watch the live stream, you will find the Keynote embeded in the website on May 18th.

And, this may be a little late, but May the 4th be with you.

This is John here, reporting to you on Revenge of the 5th.

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