Watch this: Google's I/O keynote in three and a half minutes

From Hangouts to Maps, Google announced a host of new features across a variety of products during its 2013 I/O keynote. But if you missed watching it live, combing through all three-and-a-half hours of the event may require a bit more effort than you're willing to put in. Luckily, we've picked out the most important news and packed it into about three-and-a-half minute supercut. And don't worry, Larry Page isn't planning on sending you to an island — unless you want to. More from The Verge:

[TheNinjinx]

"Technology should do the hard work so that people can get on with doing the things that make them the happiest in life" - Larry Page
That's a quote to remember. Fantastic keynote!

[Antrikshy]

- Galaxy S4 in a Nexus-style edition.
- Spotify-like music service.
- Brand new voice search on desktop with Knowledge Graph, spoken responses.
- Exciting new updates to Google Now and Maps.

So much new stuff!

[tusing]

More interesting than the keynote was The Verge's presentation of this keynote... you make this keynote look so good that I want to buy everything in this video...

[Nicktrance]

Lary Page's whole speech was goosebumps :).

[KnightMD]

Well there goes my anticipation for today's session.

[mithrius]

If I knew this fine video was coming, I wouldn't have spent hours watching the keynote at all.

[RBuckminsterFuller]

I love the idea of condensed keynotes! Keep up the good work.
I have to say Dan Brown is plenty handsome.

[chuckiej]

The maps+earth on desktop thing deserved a few seconds.

[chlehqls]

Larry Page sounds so charismatic. Wow.

[DavidEsotica]

Google isn't always on the mark with execution, but they are fantastic when it comes to company philosophy and constant product improvement.

[benchaney]

Good recap but surprised there is no new maps stuff

[RyanOver]

all my love goes to Larry Page.. you're an awesome visionary and entrepreneur and as a person.. how many big CEO take live Q/A during a keynote ??

[HarshadeepReddy]

you guys should have included the part where larry page takls about being positive and not negative and how companies should cooperate ..

[imazimthiyaz]

Very true, But on behalf of Google - I/O is for developers & not for consumers. In that perspective, This event featured several upgrades & new feature for developers.

[justin]

I think over the next few months you will see them overhaul most of their existing apps to their "Holo" design and make a lot of APIs available for viewing and accessing information on remote devices such as Glass, Smart Watches, etc.

I'm a little stumped to think of a groundbreaking feature they could add onto 4.X that isn't already there.

[kebireo]

Well now we're hoping that Google has something massive planned for their next I/O.

[vllncor]

The pixel was never supposed to sell well, Google themselves said it was a gate-way product for other similar products they want to concentrate on.

[Kenttheclark]

Last guy shaped the internet is it is today.

[pasanfernando]

The last guy doesn't seem so psyched...

He has double vocal cord semi-paralysis, limiting the amount they can move, and therefore affecting his speech.