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Google I/O Moved to June and Extended to 3 Days, Developers Will Have to Code for Tickets — SiliconFilter

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2011-11-28T19:46:08.000Z
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Maybe even more interesting than the change in dates is the fact that Tran also hinted at a new application process for I/O. The last event famously sold out in less than an hour. This time around, it looks like developers will have to compete for spots at I/O. Tran tells potential attendees to use the two extra months to “brush up on [their] coding skills,” as this will “come in handy when the new application process opens in February.”

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