WWDC is actually a week-long event, so we are talking about the Keynote. The keynote is mostly about the consumer stuff, i.e. a new hardware and most importantl

WWDC is actually a week-long event, so we are talking about the Keynote. The keynote is mostly about the consumer stuff, i.e. a new hardware and most importantly, the new iOS and macOS we are getting this fall. Can you say the same thing about Google I/O? Most people are not getting the stuff announced anytime soon. The WWDC keynote is most relevant to most people, I/O is not. Google also announces a lot of stuff that goes nowhere, cool demos that don't amount to much. For example, in 2018 Google showcased Duplex, which is was an AI assistant that can call businesses and make reservations for you in a natural conversation with the employees. It was super cool but 4 years later, are Android users having their AI assistant do their management? I suspect, no. Google I/O product announcements are like a futursm festival, it gets old after the first time.