Name: Google I/O 2014 - Android fireside chat
Uploaded: 2014-06-13T12:46:55.000Z
Duration: 48 min 32 s
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Welcome to this year's Android Fireside Chat.

I'm part of the developer relations team at Google

and I'm joined by some of the most important people

on the Android Engineering, Design and Product teams.

The purpose of the fireside chat is basically

to let you guys ask questions from these people, all

of the stuff that you want to know about Android,

how things have been done, how some of those decisions

have been made, all of those sorts of things.

We have mics at the front and middle of the room.

If you have a question, please line up, ask.

If there are no questions, it'll be a really short session.

So I'm going to ask some of those as well.

While you guys are getting ready to ask questions yourself,

I'll ask the panel to introduce themselves,

XAVIER DUCROHET: Hello, I'm Xavier Ducrohet.

I'm the lead for the Developer Tool and the SDK.

I'm Rachel Garb and I'm an interaction designer

My name is Jhilmil Jain and I lead user research for Android.

I'm an engineer on the Android Core Framework team.

I work on the Platform and Nexus devices.

I work on the Play Store apps and games and hardware.

MILES BAR: I'm Miles Bar, I'm the engineering manager

And will it be supported on all the versions as well?

RETO MEIER: It's like a hot potato question.

CHET HAUSE: Usually any question that has the word will in it,

Because I'm not sure the answer is going to be what you want.

In general, can we say the general policy, which is,

we don't really talk about stuff that we will do in the future.

Hopefully one which we can actually answer.

And I know that it sits at the heart of everything that

Can you talk a little bit about the history of Binder

I worked on it as an engineer at BE, then at Palm Source.

And then we kind of adopted it just for IPC in Android.

But actually, I don't even think it's the core of Android.

It's a convenient way to do IPC on the Android.

Previous versions of the Binder were actually much more core

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