A look at I/O from above.

Google’s I/O developer conference is over, and we’ve learned quite a bit: Devs just can’t get enough of Google Glass, design is a bigger focus for the company than ever before, and Larry Page is kind of sad about a lot of things. It’s been a whirlwind ride, but honestly we’re just glad to be out of San Francisco’s Moscone Center.

Check out our highlights from I/O below:

Larry Page refers to some of Google’s most ambitious ventures as “moonshots”
A giant freaking google place marker.
Plushie at the Google Store
Plushies at the Google Store
Sensor motes that will be used at Google I/O
Google designers Rachel Garb and Helena Roeber
An early Glass prototype
The crazy press line leading up to the keynote.
Android was everywhere, literally
The Android booth was pretty massive
Before the festivities began at I/O 2013
A look at I/O from above.
The show floor
Somehow this Google sign looks a bit ominous.
The show floor.
A look at the inside of the Chromebook Pixel.
An art installation feature Chromebook Pixels at the 2013 Google I/O conference.
Android up in the air!
A serious Android at Google I/O 2013.
A Googler explaining how Google Play can help schools.

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