Hurricane Sandy Prompts Google to Cancel Android Event Google had hoped to take the tech world by storm on Monday with its Android event, but a storm is now taking the event. As a result of Hurricane Sandy, Google cancelled its big Android event, which was set to be held in New York City at 9:00 a.m. The effects of the hurricane are expected to be felt in the New York City area as early as Monday morning. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has already declared a state of emergency, and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned residents to brace themselves. At the event, Google was expected to detail the next version of Android, codenamed Key Lime Pie. It has also been rumored that it would announce a new Nexus phone made by LG and a new Nexus 10 tablet made by Samsung. Google has not yet shared details on when or where they will hold the rescheduled event. We are canceling our Monday morning event in New York due to Hurricane Sandy. We will let you know our plans as soon as we know more," Google said in an e-mail to ABC News. Google's event was planned to compete with Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 event taking place in San Francisco the same day. Android chief Andy Rubin is still expected to speak at the All Things D "Dive Into Mobile" conference in New York City on Monday afternoon. ABC News still plans to attend the conference and report on the news.