Google is Filthy Rich to Spend its Money on Irrelevant Products

Google I/O 2022 is set to launch some products that customers really did not need!

Google selected May 11th and 12th for its Google I/O 2022 event to launch some of its most significant products and impress its target audience. According to reports, the company is set to introduce its Pixel Watch, along with a more budget-friendly Pixel 6A. Furthermore, Google also wishes to unveil Andriod 13 software with new features, and other products which, as experts stated, might not be entirely needed! Unlike last year's I/O event which was hosted in the Googleplex for only a considerably small amount of people, this year, as the Google CEO, Sundar Pichai stated, the event is open for all to participate. In fact, interested viewers can also participate in the event through YouTube at io. google. Well, this seems like a lot of pressure for the company, but does it allow Google to spend so much money on products that are not so useful?

The stakes are high for Google, so the products have to be good enough to make sure that it serves all Google customers and not just a particular set of users. I/O is actually fun for several tech enthusiasts because it is technically a fusion of technology that is generally special and beyond the reach of the usual customers. But it is high time that Google starts launching products that are generally needed by the common users. Tech products coming from a global tech giant should have considerable applications in the real world. But instead, the company is offering products and launching features like guaranteeing security and OS updates, which are not really needed.

Looking back at 2021, Google failed to make any significant effects on the audience, but it is high time that the company starts making some meaningful innovations and set its competitive bar higher in the tech market in 2022.

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