A new, less expensive Pixel smartphone.
Google teased some kind of Pixel news on May 7, and it's very possible that it'll be the rumored cheaper versions of the company's flagship Pixel 3 devices. Much has leaked about Google's upcoming devices — you can check out the rumors behind the supposed "Pixel 3a" here.
One of the rumors suggest Google's upcoming Pixel device will cost as low as $400, and many rumors have suggested that it'll come with the same acclaimed camera as the Pixel 3.
More details on Android Q — Google's next big update for its mobile operating system.
Android superfans and early adopters have had access to the Android Q beta for some time, so we'd expect announcements for the upcoming big Android update to include details of existing initiatives, like improving privacy settings and transparency in Android and Android apps.
We'll also likely hear other things that Google wants to highlight about Android Q, like streamlining and improvements.
Google might say something about foldable smartphones.
If it's going to mention Android Q, it's reasonable to expect some kind of mention about foldable smartphones.
Google worked with Samsung to make a version of the current Android Pie OS that supports the Galaxy Fold's foldable design, and foldable support is coming natively to Android Q.
More details surrounding Google's upcoming game streaming service — Stadia.
One of Google's biggest announcement of 2019 so far is Stadia, the company's game streaming service that's currently under development. There are still many lingering questions regarding Stadia, and Google I/O is a perfect opportunity to tell us more.
Updates on Google's AI service.
At last year's I/O conference the star of the show was Duplex, a conversational AI assistant that sounded just like a human and was able to call a restaurant and book a reservation.
It was truly incredible, even if Google has not yet delivered such a futuristic experience in the version of Duplex that's currently available.
But given that artificial intelligence is one of Google's primary areas of focus, expect Google to showcase lots of new, eye-popping demos that show the technology's potential.
