Googles Labs’ latest is a smartphone app that identifies whatever you take photos of. But Google Goggles is still very much in beta. On Monday, Google announced, along with its new real-time search ...

Google Goggles is a nifty little app that attempts to help you identify products by pointing the camera of your Android phone at them and snapping a picture. At least that’s what it’s supposed to do.

Google Goggles visual search has been available for Android phones since December. Now Google is launching a version of Goggles for iOS. It’s part of the latest Google Mobile App for iPhone. The app ...

The original Goggles was designed to let users of devices running on Google’s Android operating system take a picture of something – such as a landmark building or a product’s ...

The latest version of Google Goggles will kick into action without your lazy ass doing a thing. All you have to do is enable a setting that allows Goggles to work in the background each time you take ...

Google Goggles (free) is an ambitious Augmented Reality (AR) app that uses your Android smartphone camera as input, then tries to match the captured image with relevant search results. When you see ...

Google Goggles is getting all museum-y on us. Google has partnered with the Getty Museum to let visitors photograph artwork with Goggles and receive a guided virtual tour in exchange. Google Goggles, ...

Google stepped up a focus on retail this week with the launch of a marketing experiment based on Google Goggles and a local search service that make it easier for consumers to find and confirm ...

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 ...

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On Monday, Google announced, along with its new real-time search feature , a photo-based search it is calling Google Goggles (which is hard to say without -- sorry -- giggling). Goggles lets you send ...