Google’s annual I/O developer conference begins today in San Francisco, and we’ll likely hear details about the next version of Android, as well as what the search giant has up its sleeve for 2015 and beyond.

The opening keynote, which will likely go one for several hours, is being live-streamed online. You can watch that below, but PCMag’s Max Eddy is also at the show and will be tweeting the highlights @PCMagLive(Opens in a new window) (embedded below).

Last year, we got(Opens in a new window) initial details about Android Lollipop, as well as Material Design, Android Auto, and more.

The keynote kicks off at 12:30 p.m. ET. Until then, check out what to expect from Google at this year’s I/O.

UPDATE: Watch the I/O keynote in full below, but here’s our highlight reel, as well as Google I/O 2015: Everything You Need to Know.