Upon its release in 2010, Google Goggles had exciting potential. It could scan product barcodes and provide more information about those products, extract information from QR codes and recognize ...

A changing of the guard, but Google’s ambitions for visual search remain the same A changing of the guard, but Google’s ambitions for visual search remain the same is a senior reporter who has covered ...

Google Goggles — the precursor to Google Lens — just got an update after over three years of dormancy. The update simply provides a splash screen to encourage users to download Google Lens instead.

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 ...

The Google Mobile Blog announced a new version of Google Goggles now supports translating what it sees. You simply point the phone at the text you want translated, it could be a menu, sign, book or ...

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Google [GOOG] has updated their Google Goggles application for Android, and the update adds a new feature, text translation. The text translation works by you taking a photo of the text you want ...

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 ...

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 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's Goggles recently made its way to iPhone users, letting them snap a photo of something to start a Google search. But is it better than the Android version that came before it? We find out.

Google signed Goggles' death warrant the moment it launched Lens, and now it looks like the tech giant is ready to bid farewell to its old image recognition app. As Android Police has noticed, the ...