Google executives are scheduled to take the stage in San Francisco Wednesday morning for the company's annual I/O developer conference.

Google enthusiasts are looking forward to news about the next version of Android, dubbed Jelly Bean. A Jelly Bean statue showed up at the Googleplex this week, which is usually a sign that an Android launch is imminent. For more, see 5 Things We Want From Android 4.1 'Jelly Bean'.

Also on the software front, we'll likely hear more about Chrome OS.

We'll also probably get a look at this rumored Google Nexus tablet, though Google is not going the Microsoft route and producing its own tablet. Tomorrow's gadget will be courtesy of Asus.

There have been a number of Google TV announcements this week - from Sony and Vizio - so expect some discussion about the troubled platform.

For more, check out What to Expect From Google I/O 2012.

PCMag is at Google I/O, so stay tuned for all the news. The keynote kicks off at 9:30 a.m. Pacific time, so tune in below, and click the "PCMAG GOOGLE I/O LIVE BLOG!" section to follow along with PCMag reporter Damon Poeter as he posts updates during the keynote.

Update: Here's the rundown on what Google announced at I/O today: