How to watch Google's I/O keynote live stream

If you can see the video above, you're set. Tune in today at 10am PT and 1pm ET. (You can see that in your local timezone here.)

It's also being streamed live on YouTube in 360-degrees. (If you want to see what that's like, sister-site CNET tried it out at its Louisville, KY smart home.)

Google is expected to announce the next iteration of Android, additions to its virtual and augmented reality line-up, and other hardware and software advancements. The company may also reveal details of an Amazon Echo competitor, dubbed Chirp, and will likely have a few more surprises up its sleeves.

You can check the @ZDNet Twitter stream for news as it happens, or check out our Google I/O section. You can also read our sister site CNET's live blog for up-to-date coverage.

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• What to expect and how to watch
• Google Assistant is about to get much smarter
• Google preps TPU 3.0 for AI, machine learning, model training
• Google Research becomes Google AI to reflect AI-first ambitions
• ​Google I/O vs. Microsoft Build: Dueling yet similar visions for developers
• Google auditions to be your personal digital twin via Duplex, Google Assistant
• Google makes it easier to incorporate machine learning into mobile apps
• Google Maps updated to work with Camera, offer smart recommendations