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　　On May 9, according to foreign media reports, at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, Google’s annual I/O developer conference officially kicked off. In a brief keynote speech, the company’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, talked about how Google approaches product development with a "high sense of responsibility." After that, he handed the stage to his subordinates to showcase the company’s latest products and technologies.

　　Google calls its latest operating system an "AI vision with the operating system at its core." Here are some of the new features it has previewed for the operating system, which could be released later this year.

　　Simpler design. The new version of Android is going to be even simpler. At the bottom of the operating system, Android P replaces the three buttons with a single Home button. With this Home button, you can use shortcuts to open the five apps the operating system thinks you might want to open the most. Swipe up the screen again to reveal all the apps on your phone. Swipe left and right on the Home button to scroll through all the open apps.

　　"shush "Quiet mode. Android P will have a new "shush" mode that turns off all notifications, vibrations and beeps when the phone is not in use. The goal is to allow users to focus more on the task at hand when they shouldn’t be checking the phone, such as when attending a meeting. Calls from important people (such as family members) will still be released.

　　Calm mode. The new mode will turn your phone’s screen gray after an hour, which Google says will help stop you from using your phone in bed. But if you don’t want to sleep now, you can turn it off.

　　Monitor application usage frequency. The Android app tool will show you how often you use certain apps. In the past, it only let you know how much battery those apps were consuming, but now it will also let you know how often you check your phone. You can also set up apps to remind yourself to stop using them.

　　Rotation control. You will be able to control when the phone screen rotates: you don’t have to turn on or off the rotary lock switch specifically, the operating system will automatically display a small icon when you rotate the phone, allowing you to choose whether to turn off or open the rotary lock for a specific interface, but the general rotary lock will remain in its original state.

　　On Android P For a specific screen, you can choose whether to rotate the screen.

　　Better battery management capabilities. Android P knows which apps you use frequently and will try to burn power only on those apps. Google says that in testing Android P, the processor wakes up – how often the device turns on the processor – 30 percent less. It will also introduce adaptive brightness settings, where Android learns your brightness preferences.

　　Apply action. Over time, Android will learn more about how you use your phone. If you always call your sister at night or go for a run after work, you’ll see those activity alerts on the launch screen. If you connect a headset, Android will suggest that you continue listening to the album you last listened to on Spotify. The Google search bar will now also support deep links for apps. For example, if you search for "Avengers: Infinity War" in the search bar, it will show you options to book tickets on Fandango or watch trailers on YouTube in search results suggestions.

　　Fragment information. Developers will be able to add their own information to the Google search bar: for example, if you type "Lyft" to open the app, to get a taxi somewhere, you will see the time the car picked you up and the time it took to get to your home or office.

　　ML Kit Machine learning toolkit. Various machine learning tools will be made available to developers to make their applications smarter. The ML Kit includes tools for image tagging, text recognition, facial recognition and other artificial intelligence tools developed by Google.

　　Android P Beta version. Google will today launch a beta version of its next operating system, which will be available on select devices including the Pixel 2 and phones from Essential, OnePlus, Nokia, Vivo, Xiaomi, Oppo and Sony.

　　Google has not said when Android P will be fully released or what it stands for, but judging from the past few years, we are likely to learn more about it in the fall.

　　Artificial intelligence update

　　Google Assistant The natural dialogue. You don’t have to keep saying "Hey Google" to talk to your Google Assistant. Once you get the Assistant’s attention, you can naturally ask it follow-up questions. For example, you can have a conversation like this:

　　"Hey Google, tell me about the Warriors’ game."

　　"Okay."

　　"Oh, can you turn off the lights?"

　　Google will listen to and execute your orders.

　　Ask multiple questions at once. Now, you’ll be able to give several questions and instructions at once, and Google Assistant will be able to deduce what you want to know when you ask several questions at once. On stage, Google asked: "Kevin, who was the governor of California when Kevin Durant was picked in the NBA draft? Who chose him?" Google Assistant successfully determined that these were independent questions, replying that Arnold Schwarzenegger was governor in 2007, the year Seattle elected Durant.

　　Strengthen children’s polite behavior. Like its main rival in the virtual assistant market, Google announced that it was building a feature to enforce polite behavior when children ask Google Assistant questions. When people add the word "please" to the assistant’s request, it will say something like "Thank you for the polite inquiry" before replying.

　　Natural sounds. Google has built a new sound structure called "Wavenet" into its virtual assistant, introducing six more natural sounds, including the melodious voice of the famous singer John Legend.

　　Singer John, legendary as Google Assistant Record his voice.

　　Other Google Assistant Update. Google is teaming up with Starbucks, Dunkin ‘Donuts, Dominos and others to introduce voice ordering for Google Assistant. You will soon be able to order your usual beverages directly from the app. Users will also be able to share their arrival time when navigating using Google Maps. Other forms of Google Assistant will also be updated, such as the upcoming Lenovo touch screen and other products that support Google Assistant, as well as cars with Google Auto, Google’s in-car system.

　　Lens update. Google Lens, the computer vision technology built into Google Camera, now scans the real world in real time. Point your phone around you and it should be able to figure out what you’re looking at, whether it’s the name of a book, how tall a building is, or the breed of dog in front of you.

　　Google says all of these features will be available later this year.

　　TPU 3.0 Chip. Google also announced the third version of its Tensor Processing Unit, a chip designed for high-performance artificial intelligence devices. Pichai said the new version is eight times more functional than the version launched last year.

　　Artificial intelligence phone

　　Google announced a new feature for its Assistant called Duplex. In the future, users will be able to ask the Assistant to make various appointments, such as table reservations. The Assistant will call the merchant itself and make an appointment by talking to them.

　　Pichai showed some conversations between the Google Assistant, which is tasked with making haircut appointments and determining whether a restaurant reservation is required, and a real person. While these conversations were relatively straightforward, in both cases they managed to make the human on the other end of the phone feel like he was talking to another person. Google Assistant even added modal words such as um and uh to the conversation.

　　Pichai did not give a timeline for Duplex’s rollout to users. He said the company wants to get the technology ready before launching it around the world, but the demo was impressive and offered a glimpse into the company’s current AI research progress.

　　Google Maps update

　　Augmented reality in maps. Soon, when using Google Maps, you will be able to use your phone’s camera to ask the app to point you in the right direction to help you reach your destination. Floating arrows will appear on the map to guide you in the right direction. Google says it is also considering getting a cartoon fox to point you in the right direction. Turn on the camera on Google Maps and you will also get an augmented reality view of businesses and activities near you.

　　Personalized Recommendations For You … Google is introducing a new tab in Google Maps that shows what you should be interested in, including new businesses in your area, places you like (based on your past review history), and places the app knows you’ve visited. The latest information on the businesses you’ve visited will also be available in this tab, and soon you’ll be able to book directly on it too.

　　Lists List. If you’re thinking about where to go for lunch with friends, instead of copying a bunch of links, you can make a simple list of potential restaurants on Google Maps and share it with your friends. Your friends can also add their own suggestions.

　　These updates will be released later this summer.

　　　　On Google Maps, a cartoon fox guides you.

　　　　Gmail Help you write emails easily

　　For many people, writing an email is an annoying task, and Google is going to make it easier for you. It’s about to launch an assistive technology called "smart compose" to help users complete the sentences they’re writing. When you start typing a common phrase or information Google knows about yourself, like your address, Gmail will now prompt you what to type. Press the tab key and it will write what it prompts.

　　Google introduced "Smart Reply" to all users last month when it launched a new version of Gmail, and "smart compose" is arguably a super version of the feature. The new feature will be available to individual Gmail users in the coming weeks and to professional G Suite users in the coming months.

　　　　Google Photos Update

　　Google Photos will automatically identify users’ friends in photos and suggest they share them with those friends. Google has also introduced new special effects features, including the ability to colour old black-and-white photos. Users will also be able to convert photos of documents to PDF format, meaning there will be less need for scanners.

　　　　The update of driverless cars

　　Google gave Waymo, one of its Alphabet siblings, some stage time. John Krafcik, the company’s chief executive, announced that Waymo will launch a fully autonomous car-hailing service later this year. The service will initially launch in Phoenix, Arizona, one of Waymo’s recent test cities.

　　Waymo CEO John Krafcik addressed Google I/O.

　　　　Google News Update

　　Google has rebuilt its news app around artificial intelligence. The app will continually show you five pieces of content it thinks will interest you. It will constantly search the web for local news and your search history to determine what you really want to know. It will also bring content from non-traditional news sources, including YouTube and podcasts. "Our artificial intelligence will constantly read the Internet’s news stream for you," Google said.

　　It will also show you relevant information about the news, including headlines, tweets and other stories with more content, as well as a timeline of relevant coverage. This feature is called "full coverage." No matter what political leanings, no matter where you are, everyone will see the same information.

　　You can also subscribe to newsletters through Google News. Instead of filling out a form on the news site and entering your credit card information, you can subscribe directly to the credit card stored in your Google account with the click of a button.

　　The new version of Google News is available in 127 countries starting today and should be available to everyone by next week.　　　　　　　　　　

　　At 8 o’clock every day, CCTV will sort out the big and small things that happened around us within 24 hours.

　　[Focus]

　　●With the approval of the Central Military Commission, the Armed Police Force started to use a new vehicle license plate, and the current license plate was abolished on October 31st.

　　●The first batch of generic drugs was encouraged to be published, and 33 drugs were selected.

　　●According to the national medical insurance bureau, it is expected to realize the "one code communication" of the national medical insurance system in 2020.

　　●The director of the State Post Bureau said that the contribution rate of parcel delivery in China to global growth exceeded 50%.

　　●The Ministry of Culture and Tourism will issue regulations to "kill big data" or be punished for online travel.

　　●According to the General Administration of Market Supervision, new energy vehicle companies should report the accident within 12 hours.

　　●From 10th to 19th, the last batch of savings bonds (electronic) will be issued by banks this year.

　　●On the 9th, the 2019 Beijing Industry Wage Guidance Line involving 19 industries was released, and the minimum wage guarantee line was set at 25,920 yuan.

　　●Twenty-one 4A-level scenic spots were rectified in Shandong, and four scenic spots, including Cowherd and Weaver Girl, were delisted.

　　●Zhao Jingbo, former inspector of the General Office of Jilin Provincial Government and former secretary of Jilin Municipal Committee, was double-opened.

　　●Su Shaoyun, former chairman of Tongcheng Rural Commercial Bank of Anhui Province, returned to China and surrendered himself.

　　[Expo]

　　●The White House said it would not cooperate with the impeachment investigation of President Trump in the House of Representatives.

　　●An F16 fighter plane of the US Air Force in Europe crashed in Germany and the pilot was injured.

　　●On the 9th local time, Turkish President Erdogan announced that the Turkish army and the Syrian National Army launched military operations against extremist organizations and Kurdish armed forces in northeast Syria.

　　●The World Health Organization released the first global vision report, saying that more than 2.2 billion people around the world are blind or have visual impairment.

　　●Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s unfinished cigars will be auctioned, starting at 6,000 pounds.

　　●Recently, the Korean Cultural Relics Department unearthed more than 400 ancient pottery and 2 seals on the seabed just 100 meters away from the west coast of Jeju Island, which were suspected to be owned by China businessmen.

　　●NASA’s Curiosity rover found sulfate deposits in Gail Crater on Mars, which indicates that there may have been life in Gail Crater.

　　●Britain has won a lottery prize of 170 million pounds, a record high.

　　[hundred States]

　　●The network performance (live broadcast) branch of China Performance Industry Association announced the fourth batch of anchor blacklists, and 42 people were banned for five years for promoting pornography, gambling and other illegal content.

　　●In the next 10 days, cold air will come one after another, and the temperature in many places in the north will be lower than normal.

　　●Mobike began to adjust the pricing method in Beijing: 1.5 yuan is charged for riding within 30 minutes, 1.5 yuan is charged for riding beyond 30 minutes.

　　●Two men in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region killed a family of four and robbed them of money to go home for the New Year. After 23 years of absconding, they were arrested.

　　●A woman in Haikou missed the station, angered and hit the bus driver, and was sentenced to four years in prison.

　　●A 10-year-old girl sued her biological mother for nine years, and the court ordered her to pay 1000 yuan every month.

　　●Teachers and students of Shanghai University will pay a cleaning fee of 5,000 yuan for stealing the stone carvings of the Southern Dynasties.　

　　●The woman was bitten by a monkey while playing in Jiangsu Baoshengyuan Scenic Area. The person in charge of the scenic area said that macaques are protected animals and can only be passively defended.

　　●Zhejiang A&F University has set up a self-help shared kitchen for students, and 10 yuan can use it for 4 hours.

　　Visual sense

　　●On the 9th, the Shanghai Sports Federation issued a notice that the "2019NBA Fans Night" activity was cancelled. The staff dismantled the built chairs and stools in the Shanghai World Expo Celebration Square.

　　●On the 9th, at this moment — — The 4K Cantonese version of the 70th Anniversary Celebration of the National Day was premiered at the Yuanfang Theater in West Kowloon, Hong Kong. More than 200 people from all walks of life in Hong Kong attended the premiere.

　　●On October 9th, local time, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced that the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry would be awarded to John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Wittingham and Akira Yoshino for their contributions to lithium-ion batteries.

　　[sound]

　　●"First of all, I want to wish my very good friend — — Happy birthday to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who is 39 years old today. "

　　— — On October 7, local time, Putin’s birthday, Trump wished Abe a happy birthday.

　　●"It is estimated that I am fat after retiring, and help me maintain my image."

　　— — Hui Ruoqi responded humorously to Weibo, the official of Tianjin Sports Bureau, who mistakenly sent a mosaic photo of himself.

　　●"If Brexit cannot reach an agreement, how long can the inventory of toilet paper last?"

　　— — British parliamentarians asked the government to ensure that there should be enough toilet paper available in the case of "no agreement to leave the European Union".

　　[face]

　　●Feng Duan, a famous physicist and educator, academician of China Academy of Sciences and retired professor of Nanjing University, has been writing poems for his wife for decades, and has been called "the most beautiful love" by netizens.

　　●Zou Yiqing, a well-known playwright and one of the writers of the 86th edition of The Journey to the West, died of illness on the 9th at the age of 81.

　　See you at 8 o’clock tomorrow!

　　Editor: Xiao Xiao Luo Meng