Mobile searching has just gotten way, way cooler. Google unveiled its new Google Goggles visual search tool for Android on Monday, bringing a high-tech twist to accessing information on the go. Google ...

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Google Goggles is the mobile, image-based search application produced by Google. Using it you can take pictures of objects like books, DVDs, artwork, wine, landmarks and even company logos to find out ...

Google today updated its Goggles visual search product to version 1.7 for the Android platform. The new version's most important feature is a continuous focusing mode, which negates the need to ...

When I was watching the CNBC Inside the Mind of Google, Google revealed a ‘secret’ project under the cover at Google named “Google Goggles.” Google Goggles is new search feature Google is working on ...

Google’s limited launch of its Goggles visual search app has plenty of people wondering when they’ll be able to try out the new tool. Google Goggles, released to Android users on Monday, allows you to ...

Google has today released a new update for its Goggles Android application, which allows you to use images captured by the Android device’s camera to carry out Google searches. The new update, taking ...

Google has bought the British visual search company Plink, whose technology it will incorporate into its Goggles service. Plink — the first UK company to be acquired by Google — produces an Android ...

YouTube has made a name for itself as a place where anyone can upload a video and share it with the masses. But Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon have been way out in the lead with premium content such as TV ...

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Last night at the monthly Tokyo 2.0 event, Google Mobile Product Managers Riku Inoue & Brad Ellis from Google Japan, gave a presentation entitled Convergence and beyond. In my opinion the most ...

Google has officially put the final nail on Google Goggles's coffin. A new update released just now effectively renders the app unusable, displaying instead a splash screen that encourages users to ...