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Google Camera 7.2 is proving to be an extremely substantial update to the software. We've previously covered the new UI, the addition of astrophotography, and social sharing options. As it turns out,

Augmented reality has the potential to change how we see the world — or, I guess if you want to get technical, the way companies show ads to us. The latest example of this breakthrough is courtesy of

There’s simply no dearth of Easter eggs across Google’s software products. This penchant for hidden quirks appears to have found its way into the newest Pixel range with a cool new Easter egg that

Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL owners should not throw away the box of their new smartphones, at least not until viewing the augmented reality Easter egg.

If you didn't buy the Google Pixel 4 but want to see the easter egg in action, watch it here.

Mere days after Google Fit crossed a major download milestone (and took its sweet time doing it), another more popular Google app has accomplished the same feat in less than half the time. Google

When Google Express flipped over to Google Shopping last month, Google told us that a new Google Shopping experience was soon arriving for everyone. Today is the day that goes live. Additionally,

Google Shopping is getting a redesign with several new features, including options to shop local stores, track prices and even find style inspiration through Google Lens. Already, Google Lens’ smart

Google today revamped Shopping on mobile and the web with a new price-tracking feature and redesigned homepage, and it debuted new Lens style suggestions.

Updates announced for Google Assistant, Google Lens, Google Pay and more.

Augmented reality was pitched as a futuristic technology for years but there are tons of apps to scan things, but now Google, Innit and Mars Food are encouraging Google Lens to scan food and act based

Google Lens, Googles AI-powered search and computer vision tool, now supplies recipes and nutrition advice, starting with Uncle Ben's products.

A feature I've always wanted in Google Photos is text recognition. The service can parse through my pics to find a specific face, place, thing, or even more abstract concepts like "sunset" or "happy,"

Google has launched Google Go globally in the Google Play Store. The lightweight search app is available for all Android 5.0/5.1 Lollipop devices and up.

Google Go, a lightweight version of Google’s search app, is today becoming available to all Android users worldwide. First launched in 2017 after months of beta testing, the app had been designed

Why take a boring selfie in front of the Mona Lisa when you can use AR to dive deep into it?