SAN FRANCISCO -- Remember how yesterday's blog post had a headline suggesting news about Google's Android smartphone operating system? Although the keynote that opened that company's Google I/O conference here ran more than half an hour long, it barely touched on Android. That news, it's been strongly suggested to me, has been saved for this morning's keynote, starting at 11:30 a.m. Eastern. I'll be there -- hopefully with a more cooperative WiFi connection than Wednesday's gruesomely awful service -- to write up whatever happens.

(One programming note: After seeing your responses to my query about this on Twitter last night, I'm going to try writing this live blog with the most recent entries at the top. Then after the keynote ends, we'll flip them around, so you can read the whole thing straight through from start to finish. Let me know how that works for you.)

( 8:35 a.m. PDT: And we're off. Google's vice president of engineering, Vic Gundotra, is out to welcome the developers and note all the people who viewed yesterday's keynote on YouTube. (You can watch today's online, too .) He talks about meeting Andy Rubin, the Google developer widely regarded as the father of Android, and asking him why the world needed yet another mobile operating system. Rubin's answer: The world needed an open-source system, and that if Google didn't act we'd be stuck -- in Gundotra's phrasing -- with "a future where one man, one device, one carrier would be our only choice!" A slide reads "Not the Future We Want," with "1984" below it. Raucous applause.

via Washington Post (blog)

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