So much to see at Google I/O 2022? Let the Android Police Podcast be your guide



From Pixel 6a to 7, Android Auto to Assistant, we talk

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It’s the highly anticipated post-I/O show and we’re excited about how we think the latest Google features and devices will work for us and you, the user! Join Danielle, Jigsaw, and our new co-host Will, as we explore Google Docs on the Pixel 6a, AI-generated summaries, a new Android tablet thing coming next year, and more on the Android Police podcast!

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3:59 | Let’s talk about the non-Android, non-hardware stuff first. I know I know. This is why we have timecodes.

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17:13 | Some development in and around Android…

26:00 | Alright, here’s what you’ve been waiting for.

Some family notes: We’d like to thank Taylor Cairns for helping launch Pod Revival. He’s still with Android Police, but has decided to move away from Mike. However, we are pleased to introduce Will Sattelberg as our new, permanent co-host. In the meantime, Daniels will be on paternity leave for the next few weeks, but we’ll keep the seat hot – stay tuned and thank you for subscribing and rating the show, we appreciate it.

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