Submit your I/O requests using   #io14request
#io14   #io14request  

Developers and product fans who are unable to attend Google I/O in-person are invited to participate in the third annual #io14request program. During the conference days, you can request images, information, and answers to your burning I/O questions, and a team of onsite Googlers will do their best to hunt down a response. Popular posts from prior years include photos of booth displays (http://goo.gl/dGUcgr) and moonwalking in front of the Chrome booth (http://goo.gl/8UVlMH).

How does it work?
-- To put in a request during I/O (June 25-26), all you need to do is create a public Google+ post from your profile using the hashtag #io14request .  
-- Our Google I/O crew will do their best to find you an answer, mentioning you in the post so you don’t miss it. 
-- If you’re curious to see what others are requesting, follow the +Google+ Help page where the team will be posting all responses. 

The team 
This year we have 14 (that’s right!) community managers representing different products:
-- Chromecast: +Jacky Hayward 
-- Chrome browser: +Sarah Claxton Deming +Sarah Morales 
-- Chrome OS: +Andrea Mesterhazy  
-- Nexus: +Paul Wilcox +Claire Podgorski 
-- Glass: +Becca Samson 
-- Maps: +Abby DeBellis +Daniel Mabasa 
-- Search: +Nealeigh Mitchell 
-- Google+: +Justine Rivero +Cindy Chen
-- Docs: +Julianne Niemaszyk 
-- Drive: +Abby Faust 

Please note that we will only be replying to requests about and related to this year's I/O posted between June 25 and 26, 2014 - so don’t start posting quite yet!