Hey guys, First of all, does anyone know what I/O stands for? It's been bugging me all day--I keep thinking of input / output. haha. Second, I noticed that the back of the boxes the attendees got say "Sprint is offering Google I/O attendees a special discount on Everything Plus Data Plans for new Sprint customers or existing customers who wish to add an additional line of service." Any idea what that discount is?
It does stand for Input / Output but Google has said it also stands for Innovation in the Open. I believe the "special discount" is the 30-day's of free service.
