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Google's AR character selection now includes iconic Japanese characters including Hello Kitty, Gundams, and Pac-Man
Google is introducing ARCore 1.6 with improved lighting and camera features, and the company has announced that its augmented reality platform supports 250 million devices.
A new Google ARCore update helps your phone understand the depth that real-world objects have, helping virtual characters and objects feel a lot more realistic.
Google's "one more thing" is a direct answer to Apple's ARKit tech, and if you have a Google Pixel or a Galaxy S8, you can try it out right now.
Google just launched a fun collection of Chrome experiments that use AR to explore and interact with your environment and even the other side of the world.
The LG Stylo 7, Samsung Galaxy A52, Galaxy A72, and others were revealed when Google updated its list of supported ARCore smartphones.
A new ARCore feature hopes to build lasting augmented reality creations. With persistent Cloud Anchors, an AR creation will continue to exist long after you view it.
Google's Playground app allowed Pixel users to add AR stickers to their photos and videos. From the Pixel 4a onwards, the company will no longer support that functionality.
