Project Tango–Google’s landmark augmented reality platform–will shut down starting March of 2018. There will be no more official Tango phones or tablets, nor will there be support for the Tango ...

Lenovo announced at CES that the company would be producing the first Project Tango phone. As a reminder, Project Tango is an ambitious project that adds depth as well as a bunch of sensors to your ...

NEW YORK—Lenovo is ready to tango — with Google's Project Tango technology, which brings augmented reality to a Lenovo smartphone. At the Lenovo Tech World event taking place today in San Francisco, ...

This early, Google's Tango is already proving to be quite useful even with the dearth of AR apps for the two devices currently supporting the platform. The company announced Jan. 9 that it is ...

We’re at Lenovo’s Tech World event in San Francisco, where — after months of teasing — the company has just debuted the first consumer phone running Google’s crazy computer vision system, Project ...

Yesterday, Lenovo announced it would release the first consumer device using Google’s Project Tango technology. What is this technology good for? I’m glad you asked. The forthcoming “less than ...

The ambitious new technology, which Lenovo just launched on a consumer phone for the first time, could make for a "better blue dot" on Google Maps. Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, ...

Out with the old, in with the new. That's what Google is doing with Project Tango and ARCore. At first, it was called Project Tango, and after a while, it became known as just Tango, and on March 1, ...

NEW YORK—Lenovo today announced the first consumer Project Tango phone, the “Phab 2 Pro.” Lenovo describes the phone as a “team effort” with Google, which created the Project Tango technology. Project ...

Google's Daydream and Tango tech are about to come together in the same phone for the first time ever, according to a press release leaked by Qualcomm. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009.

Google’s Project Tango, the company’s depth-sensing tech capable of mapping a room in 3D, is getting a serious boost in the form of a partnership with chipmaker Qualcomm. According to Ars Technica, ...