LeWeb'11: Relive the conference Eric Schmidt of Google, as a live-to-the-house

HIGH TECH - The executive chairman of Google is in Paris as part of the international conference LeWeb. He gave a lecture on Wednesday ...2:55 p.m.: The conference with Eric Schmidt has just ended. Thank you for having us followed. The executive chairman of Google gives way to other gurus in Silicon Valley. We are disappointed because we stay on our hunger. No announcement, no new cihffres Google + which is celebrating its six months, nothing new on Android. Finally, a few sentences on the group's philosophy, which he headed for 10 years.
2:52 p.m.: A participant asked Eric Schmidt what type of government is Google. Google is "not a country, is subject to the law and has no nuclear weapons," says the executive chairman of the group.Meanwhile, on Twitter it grumbles because all the stakeholders who ask questions come from Silicon Valley ..
2:48 p.m.: Eric Schmidt talks to participants LeWeb'11. While waiting for his answers, there is a phrase earlier in the conference, to governments: "Do not cut the Internet." For him, the priority for governments is to allow citizens to access high-speed fixed and mobile.
2:42 p.m.: Note that Eric Schmidt of humor: "Android is not inspired by the iPhone." Are you convinced? We have doubts, even in the room by LeWeb people laughed.
2:39 p.m.: Eric Schmidt came back two minutes on Android. For him, the operating system Google has already won against Apple and its iPhone. (It does not necessarily wrong if you look at the latest figures on the issue. But for how long?).
2:34 p.m.: Finally, Eric Schmidt discusses Google + and rival Facebook. "There is an opportunity to have a new Facebook. You have an obvious front of you (Google +). This is useful for everyone to have competition." He launched an offensive against Facebook: "It is easier to know that we share on Google +".
14:30: "The Silicon Valley needs a competitor." Eric Schmidt this could be a big city like Paris. It refers to the opening of the premises of 10,000 square meters of Google in the ninth Tuesday. 20 Minutes was there.
2:29 p.m. For Eric Schmidt, "it is easy to start a revolution. But hard to finish it and end up as a good leader." But he adds that the competition is a good thing.
2:18 p.m.: The Android demo is over. Eric Schmidt talks to Loic Le Meur."The virtual world is facing a number of expectations," said Eric Schmidt. Citizens' expectations are now linked to what they can do in the virtual world, he said. "The virtual world creates its own rules." This is why governments want to set limits, he adds.
2:16 p.m.: After Google introduced re Beam, which allows to exchange files between two terminals by placing them back to back, focus on Google Maps for the next "local".
2:12 p.m.: As a reminder, the Galaxy Nexus, which runs on Android was launched last October. For now, nothing really new from the keynote that was made for the event. Eric Schmidt and Android product manager spend reviewing the new features ...
2:08 p.m.: In a Galaxy Nexus, the two leaders of Google have a new app available on the phone, "FaceUnlock" which can unlock the phone with the image of his face. Clearly they are there to promote Ice Cream Sandwich, available on this smartphone yet.
2:01 p.m.: Hugo Barra, Android product manager speaks on the topic of LeWeb'11: local, social, mobile.
14:00: It yest, Eric Schmidt is on stage. Loïc Le Meur says he will do a "demo".
1:55 p.m.: Eric Schmidt should not be long now. On Twitter, some wonder what he's going to be able to tell us more than the last time. Others are betting that the executive chairman of Google will talk about Android.
Opens on Wednesday in Paris an event for those involved in the Internet: LeWeb. Three-day conference, during which find themselves the representatives of the most influential websites as well as newcomers to the industry. A meeting held for eight years by French entrepreneur Loic Le Meur.
Among the "stars" in the sector who were present: Eric Schmidt, who was number one in Google for ten years, is the guest of honor of this new edition of the LeWeb conference. He will speak on Wednesday to nearly 3,000 participants from 60 countries. This year the focus will be on three concepts that shape the Internet: "social," "mobile," "local". Eric Schmidt will therefore certainly on the social network + Google's rival Facebook, launched six months ago, or on Android mobile operating system from Google, more acclaimed in the world.