Googlers answer user questions about Google I / O 2013 on the social network Google+

Today at 20:00 Moscow time in San Francisco will begin the sixth conference for web developers Google I / O.

If you miss the time to buy a ticket and cannot attend the annual conference, it does not mean that you miss the most interesting and you will not see what is happening in the halls and corridors of I / O 2013. This year we continue the #request initiative (user request).


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What is #request?

A small group of Google employees present at the I / O will personally share photos of you and answer questions, even if you didn’t get to the conference and didn’t know them at all. There are 2 conditions: first, you must have a Google+ account, and second, the question must be formulated in English.

How it works

1. Post your question on your Google+ page with two hashtags #request and #io. The publication should be visible to everyone on the Internet.
2. Someone from the Googlers (perhaps it will be + Melissa Daniels , + Jacky Hayward , + Divya Vishwanath ) will see your question and answer it on your personal page or on the official page + Google Chrome Developers , noting you in the post. This is how Melissa has already answered Larry Eisbury’s question .

Advice: add Googlers to your circles to receive the latest news about Google Chrome in your feed right now, and watch the live broadcast of Google I / O 2013 at 20:00 (MSK) here .