Google I/O keynote: By the numbers

Google chief executive Sundar Pichai and other executives took to the stage at Google I/O, its annual developer conference, to announce its latest and greatest in hardware and software offerings.

Here's what was said during the keynote:

• Nine years that Google has put on its annual developer conference

• 43 billion words translated by Google each day

• 25 million Chromecast media streaming devices sold to date

• 200 million monthly active users of Google Photo

• One new messaging app unveiled, dubbed Allo.

• Ten years since Google started working on Android

• 600 new Android phones released this year

• 65 billion installs from Google Play last year

• 75 percent faster app installation in Android N thanks to its new complier

• 1 billion Chrome users protected by the company's Safe Browsing technology

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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