Ingress is a groundbreaking game that set the stage for another augmented reality game, Pokémon Go, to take the world by storm. Incredibly, it's still going strong six years later with a massive update planned for later this year.
Niantic has announced the Ingress real-world Events for the first half of 2020.
Starting July 1, you will no longer be able to play Ingress or Pokémon Go on your phone if it is still running on Android 4 KitKat.
Explore the world of Ingress in a brand new way with Ingress: The Animation, now on Netflix worldwide starting today.
Ingress Prime just launched and unfortunately, there are a few bumps in the road. If you're experiencing any problems with the servers or accessing your Ingress account, you're not alone.
New to Ingress? The Ingress Prime update has just arrived, and if you're in need of a
Step one of a huge campaign to completely revitalize the first global AR game has arrived, and it is fantastic.
Huge communities of Ingress players have used Google+ as an organizing tool for years, and Niantic still has no solid plans for what happens when it shuts down.
Niantic continues to make Ingress a global community game with a new series of physical events for people to go to and play together.
Niantic is most well-known for Pokémon Go, but in 2018, the company will be releasing a massive update to its first AR game – Ingress.
Saying a phone has a 5,000mAh battery looks impressive on paper, but what does that mean when you go to actually use the phone?
Niantic Labs, the Google-owned studio behind popular augmented reality game Ingress, has announced that it is spinning off from the tech giant to become an independent company.
Google's Niantic Labs, the developers behind the wildly popular Ingress augmented reality game, partnered with AXA Insurance to prove just how powerful advertising can be in a virtual world.
Ingress, the experimental GPS-based game from Google's Niantic Labs that has spawned book series, support sites, and massive multi-city and even international events, is turning two years old. Time flies in an open beta, huh? Anyway, the good folks at Niantic have some impressive numbers to show us about all the things we've accomplished in that time trying to see who will control the...
Sennheiser makes some pretty nice headphones. I'd wager that more than a few of us here have a pair (or two) ourselves. Today they tell us that later this year, you'll be able to score a pair of limited edition Ingress themed Momentum cans. The Momentum series offers really good sound at a decent price, and seeing Sennheiser get together with Google's Niantic Labs for an Ingress...
Big Ingress parties are happening in 35 cities right through to December Last weekend Niantic started off a major series of events in their location-based game, Ingress. The mostly-autonomous branch of Google working on this (and who also brought us the Field Trip app) started a little something called Operation #13Magnus in L.A., San Jose, and Bangkok, and plans to have more events...
Ingress has just been updated today to give users the ability to submit and update portal location information. For existing portals, players at those portals can now submit new photos that they feel better show the location. You can also now submit suggestions for improvements to the portal name, description or location information. For areas that users think would be good portal...
It's time to get up close and personal with the Android Central editors. You get a taste of the apps we're trying on a week-by-week basis, but what about those that actually stay on our phones for the long haul? Given, all of the authors here have wide and varied preferences, but hopefully this series will give you guys an idea of which apps have serious staying power. Ingress...