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1. Create an account. It is completely free.
2. Set up the meeting room with just one step. This meeting will be available for 24 hours; you’ll receive an URL to use it with friends.
3. Send the URL to your friends. They don’t need an account to login, just by clicking the URL will be enough.

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Google’s I/O

There are over 100 speakers announced officially (of course the disclaimer of “subject to change” is present as always), that represents many companies (around 80% are Google’s, of course) like Apple, IBM, Mozilla, Facebook, MySpace, Yahoo and many many others.

The main topics will be AJAX, APIs & Tools, Chrome, Google Web Toolkit, Geo and Mobile. To check on the complete schedule check this link.

If you check the confirmed conferences so far, some that could caught your attention: “Mastering the Android Media Framework”, “Google Friend” topics, “Developing Extensions for Google Chrome”, V8 JavaScript Engine, Eyes-Free interaction with Android, Cloud services and Google.

Here’s a small intro for Ryan Barret’s conference “Transactions Across Datacenters”.

Ticket’s pricing? $400. More than interesting if you ask me.

Hope that we can read a lot of feedback from these conferences, since last year’s event showed us one of the first demonstrations of Google’s Android mobile phone OS.

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